Honoring the natural world is an ancient practice that enhances our connection with and appreciation for mother earth and all that she shares. The five elements also represent important principles that we encounter every day. If we move away from what is artificial and toward what is natural, we come closer to experiencing the essence of life.
| Tracks Agnimīḷe (Fire Worship) Agnimīḷe (Guided) Agnir Me [Long] (We are a Reflection of Nature) Ākāśāya : Gāyatrī to Space (Spaciousness) Ākāśāya : Gāyatrī to Space (Guided) Brahmā Murāri (Nine “Planets”) Brahmā Murāri (Guided) Gāyatrī Mantra (to the Sun) Gāyatrī Mantra (Guided) Jalabimbāya : Gāyatrī to Water (Fluidity, Flow) Jalabimbāya : Gāyatrī to Water (Guided) Mahājvalāya : Gāyatrī to Fire (Change) Mahājvalāya : Gāyatrī to Fire (Guided) Pavanapuruṣāya : Gāyatrī to Air/Wind (Movement, Power) Pavanapuruṣāya : Gāyatrī to Air/Wind (Guided) Pṛthivī Devyai : Gāyatrī to Earth (Groundedness, Stability) Pṛthivī Devyai : Gāyatrī to Earth (Guided) Puṣpam Veda [Long] (Pregnancy, Flowering, Water) |
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