108 repetitions of Om Namah Shivaya — one full mala — over a continuous tanpura drone in C. A meditation inspired by Raga Shivranjani.

Recorded as one continuous take: the opening and closing are untouched, the middle repeats on the beat.

Instrument: tanpura drone, single voice. Style: devotional chant inspired by Raga Shivranjani. Mood: still, unhurried, reverent.

Suited to japa and mala practice, morning sadhana, or simply as a background for puja.

Reference points (not tappable chapters unless your app supports them):
0:00 Om Namah Shivaya begins
3:28 Quarter mala (27th repetition)
7:04 Half mala (54th repetition)
10:40 Three-quarter mala (81st repetition)
14:16 Mala complete — 108th repetition

RAGAMALA is a garland of 21 pieces across the praharas of the day. New episodes as it's completed.

• (00:00:00) - Om Namah Shivaya begins
• (00:03:28) - Quarter mala (27th repetition)
• (00:07:04) - Half mala (54th repetition)
• (00:10:40) - Three-quarter mala (81st repetition)
• (00:14:16) - Mala complete — 108th repetition

One hour of Om Namah Shivaya, continuous — the same recording as the 108-repetition episode, extended for a longer sit. A meditation inspired by Raga Shivranjani.

Recorded as one continuous take: the opening and closing are untouched, the middle repeats on the beat.

Instrument: tanpura drone, single voice. Style: devotional chant inspired by Raga Shivranjani. Mood: still, unhurried, reverent — constant intensity throughout, no build, no fade.

RAGAMALA is a garland of 21 pieces across the praharas of the day. New episodes as it's completed.

• (00:00:00) - Chant Begins
• (00:10:00) - 10 Minutes
• (00:20:00) - 20 Minutes
• (00:30:00) - 30 Minutes
• (00:40:00) - 40 Minutes
• (00:50:00) - 50 Minutes