Sounds of the Chakras
By (Author) Harish Johari
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- Pages: 0
- Book Size: 5.5 x 5
- ISBN-13: 9781594770012
- Imprint: Destiny Recordings
- On Sale Date: March 16, 2004
- Format: Compact Disk
A companion to Harish Johari’s book Chakras: Energy Centers of Transformation, this 60-minute CD provides the authentic sounds for meditation on each of the chakras. In Sounds of the Chakras, Johari presents the entire intonation cycle that should be practiced with each chakra meditation in a manner that students can follow with ease.
A companion to Harish Johari’s book Chakras: Energy Centers of Transformation, this CD provides the authentic sounds for meditation on each of the chakras. While Johari’s book gives phonetic guidelines for intoning the appropriate bija sounds, learning the correct pronunciation requires a knowledgeable teacher and guide. In Sounds of the Chakras, Johari presents the entire intonation cycle that should be practiced with each chakra meditation in a manner that students can follow with ease.
A true renaissance man, Harish Johari (1934-1999) was a distinguished North Indian musician, composer, poet, artist, gemologist, Tantric scholar, and author who held degrees in philosophy and literature. His books include Ayurvedic Massage, Tools for Tantra, Ayurvedic Healing Cuisine, Leela: The Game of Self-Knowledge, Numerology, Numerologia, The Healing Power of Gemstones, and Breath, Mind, and Consciousness. He has produced several audiocassettes, including Sounds of Tantra, Attunements for Day and Night, and Attunements for Dawn and Dusk.
Here is a hot link to a web site dedicated to Harish Johari's work that was set up by his students. http://www.sanatansociety.com/artists_authors/aa_harish_johari.htm
“Johari. . . has impeccable enunciation and he both educates and elevates listeners with this invaluable pronunciation guide for the 50 Sanskrit letters. . . . The sounds on this CD are so enthralling it’s easy to see why many people find recitation so powerfully transformative.”
Richard Rosen, Yoga Journal, July/August 2005
Richard Rosen, Yoga Journal, July/August 2005
