An additional thought

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Hi Prainbow,

 

In addition to DB's suggestion (and I quite agree with

everything he has mentioned), I should like to add

here. Shuchita, aachman, asan, pranayam, dhyan, and

rescitation of the Durga Saptashati would also do

wonders. It will hold your hand and guide you step by

step to her lotus feet surely, while you will continue

to pass from the first bhaava to the eighth, if it is

her wish.

 

Namo Durge.

Satyen

 

--- Devi Bhakta <devi_bhakta wrote:

> Hi Prainbow:

>

> I looked at the link you sent, and I see nothing

> that would make me

> suspicious. I've not dealt with this company before,

> but they appear

> to be a UK distributor for Navras, which is a

> reputable Indian label,

> and a few other name labels as well. I'd give 'em a

> chance.

>

> On the other hand, I'm not sure this is the disc you

> want if you're

> seeking "Shakta Music." Durga Chandi Path is simply

> an alternative

> name for the scripture I usually refer to as Devi

> Mahatmyam -- so I

> think it's not music at all, but rather rhythmic

> chanting of the

> scripture. The page you linked says the disc's

> "knowledgeable,

> flawless, pure recitation by the Pandits that too in

> the same pitch,

> has an amazing impact. It makes you feel as if you

> are sitting in the

> midst of a grand Yajna."

>

> A grand yajna being an elaborate religious ceremony.

> It's probably

> true that the disc creates superbly positive

> atmospherics for Devi

> devotions. Also, if you're interested in learned to

> chant the Devi

> Mahatmyam, you probably couldn't get a better model.

>

> If you want a few other ideas for Shakta music, I'll

> be adding some

> to the homepage. There are already links on the

> "Mahishasura Mardini"

> page and on the "Matangi" page.

>

> Hope that helps

>

> DB

>

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

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