Arti of Shri Krishna
This is a sattvik rendition of the Marathi Arti of Shri Krishna composed by Saint Eknath Maharaj and sung by Sanatan’s seekers.
Arti of Shri Durgadevi
This is a sattvik rendition of the Marathi arti of Durga devi composed by Samarth Ramdas Swami and sung by Sanatan’s seekers
Arti of Deity Maruti
This is a sattvik rendition of the Marathi Arti of Hanuman / Maruti which was composed by Samarth Ramdas Swami.
Arti of Shri Vitthal
Then a prayer and a Holy verse with offering of flowers amidst recitation of a mantra in cupped hands (mantrapushanjali) is recited.
Arti of Shri Guru : Jyot se jyot jagao
Given further is the arti ‘Jyot se jyot jagao’ meaning light one lamp with another, glorifying the greatness of a Guru, composed by Swami Muktanand.
Besides as it is sung by Sanatan seekers having spiritual emotion (intense faith in the existence of God) and as there is no background music it is even more charged with spiritual emotion
Listen to the chants ‘Shunya’, ‘Mahashunya’ and ‘Nirgun’ useful for the removal of spiritual distress !
Any activity when performed in accordance with time, reaps higher benefits. Maharshi Adhyatma Viswavidyalay has recorded various chants after conducting spiritual research on ‘which Name should be chanted according to the present time’.
Chant to obtain spiritual protection from Omicron variant of Covid19
‘By Guru’s grace, let the healing chant given above be beneficial to everyone across the globe, let the effect of Omicron virus on the world subside and let its spread get arrested.
Chanting ‘Nirvichar’ or ‘Shri Nirvicharaya Namaha’ will help seekers attain the nirgun state
Even if the Name of a particular Deity is chanted continuously, the mind remains active and the memories of God, bhav, etc. come to mind. Conversely, if we chant ‘Nirvichar’ or ‘Shri Nirvicharaya Namaha’, the mind does not remember anything else.