Show Notes
In modern Yoga communities, we often hear the word ‘Om Shanti Shanti Shanti’ being chanted either at the beginning or end of Asana sessions, Kirtans, and so on. You may be curious about the meaning of the word Shanti and why it is repeated thrice. So, let us examine the important concept as well as the valuable life lesson behind the word ‘Shanti’ in this episode of ‘Yoga Philosophy and Wisdom with Ram Vakkalanka’.
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