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Mantra, Kirtan and Stotra: Sanskrit Chants Podcast
Jay Bajarangabali with a 4 weeks Yoga Teacher Training Group

Jay Bajarangabali with a 4 weeks Yoga Teacher Training Group

Mantra, Kirtan and Stotra: Sanskrit Chants vor 7 Jahren

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Participants of a four-week yoga teacher training sing the mantra
or the kirtan Jay Bajarangabali in a Saturday evening satsang at
Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg, Germany: Jay Bajaranga Bali Jay
Hanumana Ki Jay Mahavira, Jay Hanuman Jay Gurudeva, Karo Kalyan
"Jay Bajarangabali" is a Hanuman Kirtan, a song to worship Hanuman.
It's a song that gives you strength and confidence, a mantra that
helps you find somewhere new optimism and new power to do things.
It calls Hanuman in his heroic aspects. Jay means "victory" or
"homage", also means "may triumph", "long live". "Long live
Bajaranga", Bajaranga is a Hanuman name. He is of strong body, Baja
means "strong" and "solid". Anga means body, body part. "Jay
Bajarangabali" - Bali means "powerful". You will find further
explanations about the meaning of this mantra in the Online Yoga
Vidya Yoga Vidya Kirtan Songbook under the number 212. If you are
interested in seminars with mantras and music, then you will find
many seminars on this topic in our online seminar overview. There
are many english yoga seminars every year in the different ashrams
of Yoga Vidya. You can find them all by clicking here. You can get
to other mantra's here.