Nada Chakra compositions incorporate ancient linguistic patterns or “ritual vibrations” that resonate with the karmic carriers. These identical sequences form the foundation of Navagraha Stotrams. While Nada Chakra exists as nine distinct collections, the Navagraha Stotram represents a single collection within the broader preventive practice known as Nada Upaya. The function of the “ritual sounds”, sometimes called “dhyana slokas”, is to awaken in us the positive qualities of the karmic carriers. But they also contain a certain personal character and indicate the connection of the individual with conscious agents of a higher order. Traditionally, but superficially and potentially confusingly, these…
Adrian Kezele
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