Ong namo gurudev namo - Mantra - with a crackling fire in the oven in my tiny house

[@irishson1916]

Very beautiful, kind of sounds like the melody to Unchained Melody.

[@music-for-ukulele]

So schön

[@rosilainebattista9737]

Amei ❤ que linda !

[@rosilainebattista9737]

Me inscrevi !

[@valdkynd]

🤍🙏🤍

[@vinaydeondi1561]

Please correct the pronunciation, its OM not ONG.

[@wildfreiundschoen]

I have based this version of the mantra on Snatam Kaur like I wrote in the description. She sings "ong". If you look around a bit, you will see that "ong" is also used. I have read, ONG is the creative aspect of universal energy. ONG makes things happen. Summarized I think my version is also possible.

[@vinaydeondi1561]

@@wildfreiundschoen many people taught wrong pronunciation of Sanskrit words.

[@wildfreiundschoen]

Well, in my opinion, there are several ways to sing a song that I didn't write myself. On the one hand, I can follow the lyrics that the artist sings, or I can change the lyrics and thus also the meaning that the words have for the artist. Do you know why "ong" is sung instead of "om"? All that remains is to ask. Maybe it's a mistake, maybe it's intentional. In my opinion, it is presumptuous to assume that it is wrong as long as you don't know the artist's intention. The next question: is the correct pronunciation or the intention with which you sing more important?