The collection likely begins with the primordial sound "Om" (often pronounced "Aum"), followed by the Tryambakam Mantra. Om is not a word; it is the sound of the universe expanding. As you listen to the first track of Volume 2, you are not just starting a song; you are tuning your consciousness to the frequency of creation.
The album is a cornerstone of contemporary devotional music, designed to facilitate a meditative start to the day through the powerful vibrations of Shaivite tradition. Produced by Times Music India , this compilation features legendary voices like Pandit Jasraj, Suresh Wadkar, and Sanjeev Abhyankar, blending ancient Sanskrit verses with serene melodies. Tracklist and Musical Composition -Bhajan- VA-Sacred Morning Chants Lord Shiva -2...
The "-2" suggests progression. If you have been a casual Shiva devotee, Volume 1 may have introduced you to the basic names. Volume 2 is for the sadhaka (practitioner) who is ready to sit longer, go deeper, and handle chants that require more introspective attention. It assumes you have built the stamina to sit still for 30–60 minutes. The collection likely begins with the primordial sound
Sacred Morning Chants – Lord Shiva - Album by Various Artists The album is a cornerstone of contemporary devotional
Composed by Adi Shankaracharya, this chant is a declaration of non-duality. "Mano buddhi ahankara chittani naham..." (I am not the mind, intellect, ego, or memory...). While Volume 1 may have focused on asking Shiva for favors (health, wealth), likely steps up the game by focusing on Moksha (liberation). This is the true "Sacred Morning" gear—setting the intention that you are not your job, your body, or your fears; you are pure consciousness.
Sacred Morning Chants – Lord Shiva - Album by Various Artists