Kundalini Yoga Meets Naad, Vol. 1 - Poets of Male Energy CD

On their CD Kundalini Yoga Meets Naad, Vol. 1, the music-project Poets of Male Energy from northern Germany combines several ancient techniques which all can be used for meditation, yoga or other relaxation activities. Many cultures discovered the healing effects of sounds and vibrations already thousands of years ago and used them consciously. Kundalini Yoga and Naad Yoga both use the language of Gurmukhi, a mantric language which developed in northern India. Within it rests the knowledge and the power of how by the use of sound we can affect our total being. It has matured over centuries into a well-proven, precise science.

We receive all sounds by vibrations. We can hear these with our ears, but at the same time they also permeate our body all the way down to the cellular level. Like this, they can even have an influence on our central nervous system. The activities of our nervous system as well as of our brain can be harmonized, resulting in positive reactions which we can feel in our body.

Besides the human voice as the most powerful and core instrument of the human being, the Sound Bowl is an instrument which is mainly used in Asia in order to achieve the same positive effects. The Drum as another archaic and important instrument structures this effect, puts it to rhythm and guides it throughout. The Flute, finally, is the symbol for the winds, the heavens and the lightness of the soul.
The Duo Poets of Male Energy weaves all these techniques and instruments into a unique, outstanding musical experience which can help us face the challenges of our modern times.

The Kundalini Yoga Mantras on the CD Kundalini Yoga Meets Naad, Vol. 1 come across refreshingly new and different: male voices sing partly solo, partly fused into a dynamic choir, with a meditative flow and thrilling strength while merging with sounds of sound bowls, drums and flute. This creates a vast yet subtle sound space which allows you to dive deep within, open yourself to the sounds and let yourself be carried by their energy.
Reducing to what is really essential by setting the instrumentation punctually in some kind of zen-style creates a perfect space for the expansion of the voices which happily fill in and harmoniously complete that space.

Tracks:

• Ong Meditation 1 (2:59)
• Adi Shakti (11:05)
• Ong Namo Guru Dev Namo Guru Deva (11:04)
• Sat Nam Ji Wahe Guru Ji (11:25)
• Pavane Pavane (11:18)
• Sat Nam Wahe Guru (11:21)
• Ra Ma Da Sa Sa Se So Hong (11:08)
• Ong Meditation 2 (3:15)