I have known of NMRK for many years.
I have practiced meditation and chanting
for many years as well.
Recently, I just “felt” drawn to beginning
this practice in earnest after chatting
briefly with a practitioner who had 20+ years
of experience. Thus far I have had one
interesting experience. I chanted before I
went to sleep at 11:30 PM PST Saturday night.
I had to wake up at 4:00 AM PST.
Instead I was WIDE awake at 2:50 AM PST.
I feel pretty good but, seeing as it is Sunday morning,
I am going back to sleep.
Thank you for posting this site.
I will continue to practice and research this matter.
Namaste’
Scot

That's an interesting analogy!

Ah yes, chanting sometimes can feel a bit weird. It's more of a faith thing – developing and directing your belief system. More like emptying yourself. it'd take a book to describe the science of chanting.

I usually chant for half an hour as a practice. I am active member of Soka Gakkai International. Google it

Cheers!

That's an interesting analogy!

Ah yes, chanting sometimes can feel a bit weird. It's more of a faith thing – developing and directing your belief system. More like emptying yourself. it'd take a book to describe the science of chanting.

I usually chant for half an hour as a practice. I am active member of Soka Gakkai International. Google it

Cheers!

I've chanted on and off for a few years. I've heard chanting liked to a spinning top – it takes a while to get the momentum going but when the inertia is strong enough the top continues to spin for an indefinite time.

I've been inspired from chanting for hours at a time. Other times a certain chant doesn't feel as comfortable and nothing seems to happen. Either way, try not to judge. That's the essence of life really; don't judge. Everything *is*, whether it's meditating, chanting, or living.

How often do you chant buddy? I've focused on meditating while acting only when inspired recently, which is the only acting we should all be taking