In hun eigen woorden
Vier essays over de muziek, het ensemble, de praktijk van Nada Yoga en de neurowetenschap van diep luisteren, geschreven door Sri Swamiji, twee leden van de Celestial Message Troupe en een hedendaagse stem. Hier gepubliceerd in de oorspronkelijke Engelse tekst van de auteurs.
- Sri Ganapathy Sachchidananda Swamiji
Music Heals the Healer Too
From Nada, Music of the Divine, Royal Albert Hall, London, 22 September 2012Sri Swamiji on Nada Yoga, the seven notes as a map of evolution, and why music is medicine for the healer as much as for the patient.
Lees het essay → - Jaitra Varanasi
Sri Ganapathy Sachchidananda Swamiji’s music: a bird’s eye view
Nada Sagara program for Meditation & Healing Concert, Sydney, Australia, 6 April 2015A long-time member of the Celestial Message Troupe surveys Sri Swamiji’s work as composer, his rare ragas, the Nadamantapa auditorium, and a quarter-century of touring together.
Lees het essay → - Rudrapatna Shankar Ramesh
Rhythms in Healing Music
Nada Sagara program for Meditation & Healing Concert, Sydney, Australia, 6 April 2015The ensemble’s mridangam player on a lifetime in Sri Swamiji’s service: training from age one, the rhythm patterns of the Pancha Tattva Raga Malika, and the experience of playing alongside the Modern Veena.
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Music and the brain: what listening does
Original essay for muziekvoormeditatie.nl, 2026A short, sourced overview of what contemporary neuroscience says about meditative listening: brainwave entrainment, alpha and theta states, and the parasympathetic shift that follows a long, slow piece of music.
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