Mantras for Meditation
At Radio Sri Chinmoy we have published a popular CD of mantras useful for incorporating into meditation exercises.

These short mantric songs were composed by Sri Chinmoy and are fairly easy to learn by heart. Sri Chinmoy teaches that music can offer us a real meditation experience. Singing these mantras can help us to leave the mind and enter into the heart.
Sri Chinmoy writes of meditation and music:
"Meditation and music cannot be separated. When we cry from the inmost recesses of our heart for Peace, Light and Bliss, that is the best type of meditation. We cannot meditate twenty-four hours a day, but we can meditate, say, for two hours a day. Then we can play music or we can listen to music for a couple of hours a day. Next to meditation is music. But it has to be soulful music, the music that stirs and elevates our aspiring consciousness. When we play soulful music, psychic music, then immediately we are transported to the highest realm of consciousness. When we play music soulfully, we go high, higher, highest."
Sri Chinmoy, God The Supreme Musician, Agni Press, 1976.
The mantras were recorded by British music group Ananda
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