Omkaaram Sloka Meaning – Translation of Omkaaram bindu samyuktam
We have lyrics and English translations for the great shloka, Omkara Bindu Samyuktam. This ode to Lord Shiva is an integral part of our heritage and this translation should help students get in sync with their performance. The words resonate deep inside us and help us appreciate the art form even more.
Omkaaram Bindu Samyuktam
Nityam Dhyaayanti Yoginah
Kaamadam Mokssadam Caiva
Omkaaraaya Namo Namah
(Salutations to Him) Who resides in the spiritual heart center as Omkara, On whom the yogis constantly meditate, Who grants all desires and also liberation to his devotees. Salutations to that Shiva, who is represented by syllable “Om”, The first syllable of the Sadakshara matra “Om-Na-Ma-Shi-Va-Ya”
Omkaaram Bindu Samyuktam
Nityam Dhyaayanti Yoginah
Kaamadam Mokssadam Caiva
Omkaaraaya Namo Namah
(Salutations to Him) Who resides in the spiritual heart center as Omkara, On whom the yogis constantly meditate, Who grants all desires and also liberation to his devotees. Salutations to that Shiva, who is represented by syllable “Om”, The first syllable of the Sadakshara matra “Om-Na-Ma-Shi-Va-Ya”
Tatkaar (Footwork) - Teental - Ekgun Demonstration with the Students
Guru Vandana Explanation - Understanding the Importance of Guru Vandana Shloka in Kathak
Rangmanch Ka Tukra for Beginners - Introducing Rangmanch Ka Tukra in Kathak
Chaugun Explanation and Demonstration - Tatkaar (Footwork) - Teental
Showcasing Sum in Kathak with Music - Sum Demonstration for Beginners
Omkaaram Sloka Meaning – Translation of Omkaaram bindu samyuktam
Tatkar Ka Tukra Demonstration | Drut Laya |Footwork and Hand Movements
