Lição 1
Meaning & Listening – Turning The Mind Toward Clarity
In this first session, we gently explore the meaning of the mantra and its connection to clarity, steadiness, and inner alignment.
You’ll be introduced to the words of the mantra and the inner orientation they invite — not as something to analyse, but as a direction the mind can softly turn toward. From there, we move into listening, allowing the mantra to be received through sound and vibration rather than effort or repetition.
As the mantra is chanted, you’re invited to simply listen or follow inwardly, noticing how sound creates space in the breath, the mind, and the body.
This session lays the foundation for the next step, where we’ll explore pronunciation and begin chanting the words together more actively.
Mantra (IAST):
Vighneśvaram Bhajore Mānasa Vighnaharam Bhajore
Vighneśvaram — the one who sees obstacles clearly.
Vighnaharam — the one who gently removes them.
Bhajore — an invitation to turn toward, to remember, to align.
Mānasa — with the mind, the heart, the inner attitude.
This mantra is not about force.
It is about meeting what is present with clarity, presence, and trust.
Lição 2
Pronunciation & Sound Awareness – Chanting From The Body
In this second session, we explore the pronunciation of the mantra and how its sounds are felt and embodied in the body.
Together, we move slowly through the key sounds of the mantra, with special attention to the labial sounds such as v, bh, and m, allowing the lips, breath, and voice to work together naturally. Rather than trying to make the sounds perfect, the intention is to let chanting become easier, steadier, and more relaxed.
Step by step, the words begin to move from speech into sound, as we gently chant together and notice how the mantra resonates through breath, body, and awareness.
This session prepares the ground for the final practice, where the mantra can flow more freely through rhythm and repetition.
Lição 3
Letting The Mantra Flow – Chanting & Integration
In this final session, we allow everything explored so far to settle into the rhythm and flow of the mantra.
Supported by breath, humming, and steady repetition, we move into a continuous chanting practice where the mantra can unfold naturally. The focus shifts from learning to experiencing — allowing sound, rhythm, and vibration to guide the mind into steadiness and ease.
You’re invited to chant aloud, hum softly, or simply rest in the sound as the mantra begins to feel more familiar and effortless.
This session offers space for integration, allowing the mantra to become a lived experience that supports clarity, presence, and inner alignment beyond the practice itself.