Navaratri - late post

I have been missing in action for a month now. Not busy, just more active on my other blog. And also a little tired. And also feeling that it's time to be detached and surrender about so many things. So timely, especially at this point of time.

Just want to share some nice videos on YouTube for Navaratri. It's a little late for now, considering it's the 8th day of Navaratri today.

This video is Devi Kavach recited by a Sahaja Yogini from Mumbai. Very clear and precise pronunciation. This is for 3rd and 4th day of Navaratri

This one is Shri Devi Atharva Sheersha also recited by the same yogi. It would be nicer if there are subtitles that we can recite along. But very nice if you meditate with this. This is for 7th day of Navaratri.

This video is Devi Kavach for 3rd and 4th day of Navaratri and Devi Suktam for 2nd day of Navaratri. This was sung by a Sahaja Yogini named Madhu Doshi, who is a music teacher in ISPS.

And this video is Devi Kavach sung by Pt Subramaniam.

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