Veda Gyan - Shanti Mantra - Om Sah Navavatu - recital and English explanations

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[email protected] . By reciting this Shanti Mantra, the Student and the teacher both seek the Lord’s blessings for study and protection from any obstacle that they may face during the process of learning. They wish to strive together to gain knowledge and excel in their efforts. They also wish for a congenial learning atmosphere. Together they chant "Shanti" thrice.... Listen to the podcast for all the details.

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