Ashtanga Yoga Closing Mantra

[@gracelam3702]

0:14 thanks for teaching!;)

[@JosephineMilo]

It is first time hearing as sestein vibration resonated thru mantra. Tempting for trying. Thank you!

[@kathleenwoods446]

I love being able to learn this part too....thank you

[@sarfransays]

thank you so much for this. it's been a missing piece. now practice feels more complete.

[@nicolasfpauly]

Your name almost spells samasthiti

[@sarfransays]

@@nicolasfpauly that's really cool, thank you for sharing!! I can be that!!!

[@marycamomille2670]

So beautiful, thanks

[@cleberdc2293]

Love it

[@dawsonkaren]

Thanks for uploading! Very clear and easy to follow. :)

[@blackthornhealing]

Incredible

[@prakash8300]

brother.... u made an awesome attempt .... god bless u...

[@LaoZi2023]

Prakash Aryan , could we hear your rendition of the opening and closing chant?

[@sarfransays]

@@LaoZi2023 i think that was a sincere compliment

[@rosbrysanfilippo3172]

🙏🏻

[@monia2136]

Love it ❤

[@АлександрБашков-б7щ]

00:13

[@moumitadas9812]

Please tell us the opening mantra to call the pari

[@marinapatiri3662]

does anyone know the general meaning of the closing mantra? i've gooogled it already but never found concrete informations about it.

[@BeGoodeJohnny]

hi, my ashtanga yoga help sheet says: "With this mantra we wish a peaceful, harmonic world in which there is room for the divine as well as for the human, the powerful shall be virtuous and the high as well as the low shall be blessed equally.

[@mariaeugeniasavi2125]

Hi! Pude aprender ambos mantras con vos! Namasté🙏🏻 🇦🇷

[@Chervenushka]

Bro could not be more aloof in the introduction.

[@ShivamMishra13]

Is the closing chant also taken from Yoga Taravali?

[@kleemshivo]

I don't think so

[@annabolin2158]

Not really the best video to put a ad at the beginning

[@yogajitsu7252]

I like it. But why do westerners always have to copy the indian accent when doing chants or using sanskrit words? Why not just use your own accent? It sound affected and acted.

[@SarahHarveyExpatOfTheWorld]

Isn't the whole point that the Sanksritt words themselves (obviously when pronounced properly) give off vibrations. You don't learn Italian and try to avoid the Italian accent?

[@OmSivaBabaji]

it's not about the accent.. this is the proper way to pronounce via Sanskrit. if we used the "American accent" we would mispronounce the words. this makes more sense once you learn how Sanskrit and languages such as Hindi are actually spoken.

[@inBtweenHandles]

Think about how non-native speakers of your native language that have a heavy accent sound. It is, often, very difficult to understand because they are mispronouncing the words. Accents are, only, "nice" when they are subtle. An American accent on Sanskrit words would be a trainwreck.

[@Chervenushka]

Disagree. Learning a new language comes with learning the correct pronunciation.