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Mantras for Abundance

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One of the best purchases I have ever made. I love this CD. The mantra recitation is clear and melodic. It truly does bring you closer to lakshmi. I listen to it every morning I also practice daily the mantra ritual given in Thomas Ashley Farrads new 40 day Abundance meditation CD. I started using both (Shri Anandi Ma and Farrads CD) at the same time and you know what its been about 20 days and I just landed a new job paying $11,000 a year above what my former job paid. In my opinion this CD along with Farrad's is a must have if your wanting to tune into abundance. I highly recommend it.

The mantras on this CD are dedicated to the elephant-headed God, Ganesha and to the Goddess Lakshmi. The mantras themselves are timeless and are rendered with exquisite melody, good diction and with clarity. It is easy to feel the compassion in the voice of the chanters. This is an excellent CD.

This CD promises mantras for abundance. If you are accustomed to Thomas Ashley Farrand's lucid discussions and introductions you will not find them here. What you get is a CD containing very Eastern sounding chants, with a male and female voice. The accompaning booklet has a brief introductory section, followed by the verses of the chants, without the benefit of a pronunciation guide. There are also English translations of the chants. The authors claim that the mantras work without a formal discipline, although it is suggested that listening to them at dawn and/or dusk will increase their efficacy. Focusing on one's goal with a candle can also assist but is not necessary.

I have not yet seen results and frankly, was a bit disappointed in the somber, dirge-like tone. Greater instruction would have been appreciated.

I have the whole set: abundance, fear, and healing. I haven't listened to healing yet, but abundance is ANNOYING and I got better results with the releasing fear one. Whenever I listen to the releasing fear one, parking spaces appear, people I think of show up, and overall things just go my way. I don't think the abundance one is very good.

This is not instructional CD to learn mantras. But you can listen to it like a music CD. There are two Indian voices chanting or singing at the same time and you cannot really make out what they are saying. It just is not really that good.

I've listened to this cd for about 3 months, while also following a strict chanting discipline from Ashley-Farrand's abundance cd. The chants are beautifully done, but they haven't helped me. After 100 days, and no results, I'm putting this cd away.