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    Ashtanga Chants PHOENIX

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    This document contains opening and closing chants for Ashtanga yoga. The opening chant prays to the supreme guru and Patanjali, the philosopher who wrote the Yoga Sutras. It describes Patanjali as having 1000 heads and the form of a human above the waist holding symbols. The closing chant wishes for prosperity, justice, spiritual education, and happiness for all beings.

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    This document contains opening and closing chants for Ashtanga yoga. The opening chant prays to the supreme guru and Patanjali, the philosopher who wrote the Yoga Sutras. It describes Patanjali as having 1000 heads and the form of a human above the waist holding symbols. The closing chant wishes for prosperity, justice, spiritual education, and happiness for all beings.

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    This document contains opening and closing chants for Ashtanga yoga. The opening chant prays to the supreme guru and Patanjali, the philosopher who wrote the Yoga Sutras. It describes Patanjali as having 1000 heads and the form of a human above the waist holding symbols. The closing chant wishes for prosperity, justice, spiritual education, and happiness for all beings.

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    Ashtanga Opening Chant

    Om  
    Ashtanga Closing Chant
     
    Vande  Gurunam  Charanaravinde  
    Om  
    Sandarshita  Svatma  Sukhava  Bodhe  
     
    Nih  Sreyase  Jangalikayamane  
    Swasthi  –  Praja  Bhyah  Pari  Pala  Yantam  
    Samsara  Halahala  Mohashantyai  
    Nya  –  Yena  Margena  Mahi  –  Mahishaha  
     
    Go  –  Brahmanebhyaha  –  Shubhamastu  –  Nityam  
    Abahu  Purushakaram  
    Lokaa  –  Samastha  Sukhino  –  Bhavanthu  
    Shankhacakrasi  Dharinam  
     
    Sahasra  Shirasam  Svetam  
    Om  Shanti,  Shanti,  Shantihi  
    Pranamami  Patanjalim  
     
    Om  
    Om  
     
    Om  
    I  pray  to  the  Lotus  feet  of  the  Supreme  Guru  who  teaches  the  
     
    Good  Knowledge,  showing  the  way  to  knowing  the  Self-­‐awakening  
    Let  Prosperity  be  Glorified  –  
    Great  Happiness;  who  is  the  doctor  of  the  jungle,  
    Let  Rulers  (Administrators)  lead  the  world  with  law  and  justice  
    Able  to  remove  the  poison  of  ignorance  from  conditioned  existence.  
    Let  divinity  and  erudition  (spiritual  education)  be  protected  
     
    Let  all  beings  everywhere  be  happy  and  free  
    To  Patanjali,  an  incarnation  of  Adisesa,  white  in  colour  with  1000  
     
    Radiant  heads  (in  his  form  as  the  divine  serpent,  Ananta),  
    Om  peace,  peace  and  perfect  peace  
    Human  in  form  below  the  shoulders  holding  a  sword  (for  discrimination),  
     
    A  wheel  of  Fire  (discus  of  light,  representing  infinite  time),  
    And  a  conch  (for  divine  sound)  –  
    To  him,  I  prostrate.  
     
    Om  
     

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