Bansuri chanted by Atman Shanti

Mantra, Kirtan and Stotra: Sanskrit Chants

Atman Shanti chants during a Saturday evening Satsang the kirtan \"Bansuri\". Bansuri is the name for the Indian flute. Bansuri calls Krishna as the one who makes the wonderful flute. The flute is the call of the soul. The flute stands for all vibrations and all manifestations are ultimately a divine creation. The flute stands for that we want to be so hollow, want to be as empty as a flute, so that God can play through this body flute. You can find the full text to sing along in the Yoga Vidya Kirtanheft under number 162 or as well here: Bansuri Bansuri Bansuri Shyama Ki // 1 // Hey Rama ... // 2 // Hey Krishna ... // 3 // Hey Jesus ... // 4 // He Buddha // 5 // O My Lord ... Be With Me, O My Lord ... Set Me Free // 6 // O Mein Gott... Steh Mir Bei, O Mein Gott... Mach\' Mich Frei // 7 //
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Atman Shanti chants during a Saturday evening Satsang the kirtan \"Bansuri\". Bansuri is the name for the Indian flute. Bansuri calls Krishna as the one who makes the wonderful flute. The flute is the call of the soul. The flute stands for all vibrations and all manifestations are ultimately a divine creation. The flute stands for that we want to be so hollow, want to be as empty as a flute, so that God can play through this body flute. You can find the full text to sing along in the Yoga Vidya Kirtanheft under number 162 or as well here: Bansuri Bansuri Bansuri Shyama Ki // 1 // Hey Rama ... // 2 // Hey Krishna ... // 3 // Hey Jesus ... // 4 // He Buddha // 5 // O My Lord ... Be With Me, O My Lord ... Set Me Free // 6 // O Mein Gott... Steh Mir Bei, O Mein Gott... Mach\' Mich Frei // 7 //
2016-09-23 5 min
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