We all are the pure, blissful consciousness that is pervading this universe. This consciousness is nothing but God. Due to maya, or ignorance we have forgotten our true nature and continue to wrongfully identify ourselves with our thoughts and body. Since we identify ourselves with something that is not our true Self we always remain unhappy, and are in constant search of real happiness.

Meditation and the repetition of God’s name help us to cleanse our mind and body from impurities, which ultimately can lead us to realize our Self. The grace of a self-realized master, along with your own spiritual practices will allow you to see who you really are.

This bhajan elucidates the fact that the pure Self, or atman is indestructible, and it has the same radiance and luster of the stars and sun that exist in nature. Therefore instead of wandering outside, roam in the inner world that lies within you.

Jise shastra kaate, na agni jalaye

Galaye na paani, mritu na mitaye

Wahi atma sachidananda me hu, wahi atma sachidananda me hu

Shivoham Shivoham Shiva kevalo hum

Maran sheel kaaya, amar to me hu

Shivoham Shivoham Shiva kevalo hum

Wahi atma sachidananda me hu, wahi atma sachidananda me hu

He taro sitaro me parkash mera, he chanda aur suraj me abhaas mere

Mere geet gaaye gita aur kuran

Shivoham Shivoham Shiva kevalo hum

Listen to this psalm and fill your heart with eternal bliss, happiness and joy. In these verses-

“Main Dwaare Tere Aayee, aa ke jholi failai,
Tu de de data jo chahe…………..”

A devotee surrenders himself to the almighty and says – Dear lord! I have come to your door to worship you and to get your blessings. My love towards you is pure and pious. I love you unconditionally.

To rejoice these feelings of a devotee, sing aloud with Anandmurti Gurumaa! A devotee says to the almighty, I don’t wish fulfillment of my worldly desires from you. Neither joys nor sorrows I wish from you. You give me whatever you think deems fit for me.

Each and everything belongs to you, so I thank you for everything you have given me. I offer you all what is already yours. It’s only the salutation, which I can offer you. Being compassionate and bounteous please bless me, so that I can dive deeper and deeper to know my real self.

In this hymn, Anandmurti Gurumaa sings joyously the feelings of a devotee towards the Lord. Sing aloud with the Master to have an exhilarating experience!

In the praise of the almighty, the devotee says – Oh Lord! You are so compassionate, merciful, benignant, gracious, bounteous and tender.

Being your children, we beseech you to please keep us in your lotus feet always. We pray you please give us your love. Oh Lord! Only yours and mine relation is true in this World rest everything is just an illusion. Oh Lord! I beg your love. With your blessings, I wish to surrender to you, so that my heart and mind can resonate in peace.

In Hindi language the term ‘Har’ signifies two meanings – one refers to the ‘Lord Shiva’ and the other to ‘all pervasiveness’. Om is the name given to that formless, omnipresent, omniscient God. So when we chant “Har Har Om”, we are in the deep remembrance of the God.

This bhajan reveals that a Yogi prefers to live in solitude. So he chooses to sit in the lap of nature, in deep forests where trees, lakes, birds and other creatures, all are his kith and kin. He plays, sings and frolics with them. He remains cheerful and indifferent towards his appearance. Yogi is as innocent as an infant. His eyes are filled with precious tears whenever he is in the remembrance of his God. His mind, his each and every breath acts as a bead of rosary. Thus his own body becomes a pilgrimage where God resides in his heart, mind and soul. What a beautiful composition!

“Har Har Om Har Har Om…. Har Har Om Har Har Om….

Har Har Om Har Har Om…. Har Har Om Har Har Om….

Jungle me jogi basta hai,wo hasta hai ye rota hai.
Paas uske panchhi aate hain, aur dariya geet sunate hain.
Baadal ishnan karate hain, vriksh uske rishte naate hain.
Har Har Om Har Har Om….

Khush firta nang malanga hai, naino me behti ganga hai.
Jo aa jaye so changa hai, pukhrang bhara tan ranga hai.
Har Har Om Har Har Om….

Gaata maula matwala hai, jo dekho bhola bhala hai.
Mann manka uski mala hai, tann uska ek shivala hai.
Har Har Om Har Har Om….”

This unique state is most evocatively captured by Anandmurti Gurumaa in this memorable bhajan. The brilliant lyrics and music transport even the casual listener into the yogi’s inner world and offer a taste of the carefree, blissful ecstasy in which the true yogi ever abides.

Jai Jai Ram Krishna Hari…. Jai Jai Ram Krishna Hari…..

Jai Jai Ram Krishna Hari….. Jai Jai Ram Krishna Hari…..

These words are extraordinarily beautiful and therapeutic. Lord Ram and Lord Krishna are epitome of beauty, love, compassion, benevolence and grace. They are the ideals in the Hindu mythology. Every seeker loves to sing the praises and verses in remembrance of his Lord. Once you take a dip in this blissful river, you keep flowing with it.

So fill your heart with love and devotion and sing these praises along with Anandmurti Gurumaa. To end your quest further, you can log on to www.gurumaa.com.

Even though it was a forlorn hope, Gaura took a firm decision either to marry Lord Shiva or adopt celibacy. So to woo her beloved Yogi, Princess Parvati decided to become a Yogini. She touched the heights of spirituality with toil and hard labour. Finally she struck oil and Lord Shiva appeared in front of her and fulfilled her desire. She got betrothed to her beloved.

What an amazing story! Rejoice this amazing ballad and groove, dance, swing in this ecstatic ambience.

Shiv bhola bhandari saadho Shiv bhola……
Shiv bhola bhandari saadho Shiv bhola……..

Babam babam bam bam lahiri bam bam lahiri bam bam lahiri…
Babam babam bam bam lahiri bam bam lahiri bam bam lahiri…

Gaura ne thi mann me daari, varu shambhu nahi to rahu kunwari.
Tap karne ki mann me saadhi…
Shiv bhola bhandari ….

Pragat huye bhola bhandari hey bhandari, Gaura ki mann aas bhujayi.
Kaisi adbhut hai ye kahani Shiv bhola…
Shiv bhola bhandari….

Babam babam bam bam lahiri bam bam lahiri bam bam lahiri…

Lord Shiva is considered as the Supreme God in Hindu tradition. He is beyond the realms of duality and is free from the three gunas – Sattva, Rajjo and Tamo guna . He also represents the epitome of wisdom, truth and beauty.

The above video depicts this mantra in the form of a bhajan. The soul stirring voice of Gurumaa singing the blissful glory into the golden feet of Lord Shiva touches the chords of our hearts. It makes our spiritual journey a celebrative one!

An excellent guided meditation is the Shiv Namokar Mantra Meditation CD by Gurumaa. It makes the chanting more joyful and helps to dive deep into the mantra to achieve tranquility and meditative bliss.

Om Namah Shivaya – Meaning of the Divine Mantra

Om Namah Shivay – We bow at the lotus feet of Lord Shiva, we surrender at thy feet.

It is an offering of your heart to your lord. It is a chant that fills your heart with purity, serenity and tranquility.

This mantra is truly a vibrant incantation. If chanted with a heart full of love and devotion, this vedic hymn can work wonders and lead to meteoric rise of the level of one’s consciousness.

So rejoice this video whole heartedly. To quench your thirst, log on to www.gurumaa.com.

An excellent guided meditation is the Shiv Namokar Mantra Meditation CD by Anandmurti Gurumaa. It makes the chanting more joyful and helps to dive deep into the mantra to achieve tranquility and calmness.