In the seventies, T. Krishnamacharya decided to teach the practice of Vedic Chant to women and foreigners, thus breaking a thousand-year taboo, T. Krishnamacharya recognized the importance of these chants and mantra, both on a therapeutic and spiritual level. Today, thanks to this farsighted decision, it is possible for all to benefit from the sacred and precious ‘sound’ of the ancient Vedic hymns. The Vedic Chant enhances and complements the ‘yoga practice’, promotes and develops the ability to listen to your breath, increase the memory and calms the mind, helping overcome emotional blocks. Finally, it predisposes us to meditation.
Group singing lessons (every 15 days)
Tuesday: 10-11 am (advanced) – 7-8 pm (beginners)
Semi-individual singing lessons (2 people) and individual lessons by appointment.
The oral tradition of Vedic Chant has been declared a UNESCO “World Heritage”. During a meeting of the members of the UNESCO jury on November 7th, 2003, in Paris, Director-General Koichiro Matsuura said that the recitation of the Vedas is a unique cultural heritage and of great significance for all humanity.