Life Mission Audio CD's
Shloka Recitations Swami Rajarshi Muni's
prolific written output since his sannyas has been vast. It is some
indication of the scale of his writings that he wrote a 1400-page single
manuscript on Classical Hatha Yoga during 1978-81 which eventually had
to be presented as three separate titles due mainly to the sheer volume
of the work. Spiritual verses have emanated from his pen since his
earliest years as a renunciant, the annual output being about thirty
such creations. These are works of great piety, most of them being an
outward expression of his deep spiritual experiences in the course of
his sadhana. Many present the deeper secrets and meanings of yoga
practice; many, again, are versified sermons on the spiritual way.
Initially all these were made available on audio cassettes. With the
easier availability of more advanced technologies and means of
production, these are now being presented as compact disks. Presently
available CD's include a collection of twenty-four CD's containing
ninety-six bhajans set to Indian Classical Music and so designed that
the collection covers a composition or more for each hour of a
twenty-four hour cycle according to the time restrictions of the Indian
Classical Music system. (See Supplement of 28 May issue of India Today
for a review of this collection). “The album goes beyond any other thus
far and teaches the listeners which raga is meant to be heard at which
hour and why”. “The album is a great treat for anyone with a keen
interest in classical music or with a spiritual bent of mind”. This
collection is entitled “Bhakti Rasamrut” and all compositions are
rendered by Mansur Valera, a noted radio and TV artist hailing from a
family of musicians who were court musicians of the former Morbi State
in Saurashtra. The listing below contains the names of titles in various
categories now available in CD form. Audio cassettes are also available
and inquiries about these can be addressed to Life Mission at its email
address. Barring exceptions, all renditions are by Mansur Valera and his
family group.
Bhajans
Ghazals
Bhajans in Indian
Classical Mode
Prayers
Discourses
Rituals |
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