Track 1323/11Shloka 7 (Bridge)

Contemplative "OM" chant

Shloka1323/1
Ruhan Kapoor (PRS)Sidhant Kapoor (PRS)
8 mixesGentle, contemplative sung Indian Mantra - Maha Mrityunjay Shloka

7:27
Shloka 21323/6
Ruhan Kapoor (PRS)Sidhant Kapoor (PRS)
8 mixesGentle, contemplative sung Indian Mantra - Maha Mrityunjay Shloka

7:27
Shloka 31323/7
Ruhan Kapoor (PRS)Sidhant Kapoor (PRS)
8 mixesPeaceful solo tanpura drone

1:04
Shloka 41323/8
Ruhan Kapoor (PRS)Sidhant Kapoor (PRS)
8 mixesIndian vocal harmony with tanbura

0:51
Shloka 51323/9
Ruhan Kapoor (PRS)Sidhant Kapoor (PRS)
8 mixesGentle, contemplative chanting of "OM" with flute & tanbura

0:50
Shloka 6 (30)1323/10
Ruhan Kapoor (PRS)Sidhant Kapoor (PRS)
8 mixesGentle, contemplative flute & tanbura. No vocals

0:27
Shloka 7 (Bridge)1323/11
Ruhan Kapoor (PRS)Sidhant Kapoor (PRS)
8 mixesContemplative "OM" chant

0:11
Shloka 8 (Sting)1323/12
Ruhan Kapoor (PRS)Sidhant Kapoor (PRS)
8 mixesContemplative flute & tanpura

0:10

Key: Eb/D#
Metre: N/A
Tempo: null BPM
Tempo notes: Slow
Factoid: The Maha Mrityunjay Shloka is the great life restoring and death conquering mantra from the Rig Vedas. It holds the highest place among mantras used for meditation and contemplation. The lyrics translate as: We worship Shiva - The Three-Eyed (tryambakam) Lord (yajamahe); Who is fragrant (sugandhim) and nourishes (pushti) and grows (vardhanam) all beings. As the ripened cucumber (urvarukamiva) is automatically liberated (bandhanaan) from its bondage from the creeper when it fully ripens; May He liberate us (mokshiya) from death (mrityor), for the sake of immortality (maamritaat). We pray to Lord Shiva whose eyes are the Sun, Moon and Fire, May He protect us from all disease, poverty and fear, And bless us with prosperity, longevity and good health