by Magali Lehners | July, 2026 Om namo bhagavate vāsudevaya - Ekãdaśakşara Mantra Reverence to Lord Vāsudeva, Lord Krishna, the supreme deity who removes suffering and delights all. By chanting Om namo bhagavate vāsudevāya, we use the vibrational energy to bow to the divine within, not necessarily to a particular form of God, but to a higher Self. Vāsudeva is a symbol for the indwelling consciousness present in every form of life. It suggests that the divine is not outside

by Maria Sousa Macedo | June, 2026 gopăla gopãla devaki-nandana gopāla - Krishna Chant Child Krishna, son of Devaki, friend of cows. Being born and raised in a country where Catholicism is the main religion, it is no surprise that that was the environment in which I grew in. It was by attending the traditional Sunday ceremony with my family that a sense of “faith” was cultivated within, as well as a connection to some source of divinity. However, at some moment in my adult l

by Janka O. and Marie C | May, 2026 Om tare tutare ture sohā -Tibetan Mantra O Goddess Tara, deliver us from suffering by teaching us to let go of that which is holding us from freedom. This mantra does not ask Tara to remove our suffering. Rather, it asks her to teach us how to release what binds us. That distinction makes all the difference. In the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, Tara embodies absolute compassion. She extends her hand when our pain feels overwhelming. As the