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Manu Om

Bhakti · Kirtan & Mantra

Barcelona-based kirtan artist whose devotional chant grows out of the Bhakti Yoga path in continuous contact with Advaita Vedanta.

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About the teacher

Manu Om

Manu Om is a kirtan and mantra artist based in Barcelona. The project began in the autumn of 2007, out of a love of the Bhagavad Gita that drew him onto the path of Bhakti Yoga; after several years of chanting and a first demo it took shape under this name. He describes the work as rooted in Bhakti Yoga in permanent contact with Advaita Vedanta, and centred on the bond between devotee and teacher.

He has recorded more than a dozen albums and tours internationally with chants and mantras set in acoustic arrangements. Current dates are kept at manuom.com/worldtour.

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11 min
Music

Mera Baid: Healing Mantra

A healing mantra song setting the Sikh prayer Mera Baid Guru Gobinda to music.

26 min
Music

Om Bhagavan (Live Kirtan)

A live kirtan recording of the Om Bhagavan chant from a Bhakti Yoga satsang in Barcelona.

10 min
Music

Sarva Mangala

A mantra track from one of Manu Om's studio albums.

7 min
Music

Shiva Shambo

A devotional chant honoring Shiva, dedicated to Manu Om's teacher Sri Sri Bhagavan.

12 min
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Mere Gurudev

A devotional song dedicated to Manu Om's teacher Sri Sri Bhagavan, intended for meditation.

12 min
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Sita Rama

A devotional song for Sita and Rama, performed solo by Manu Om on voice and guitar from his album Love.

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Path

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Love as the direct path

Bhakti

The path of loving devotion: surrender, chanting and remembrance as ways to dissolve the sense of separation from the divine.

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