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Explain the purpose and method of chanting Akara, Ukara and Mkara in Nadanusandhana.

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Chanting Akāra, Ukāra and Mkāra generates vibrations aligning physical, mental and spiritual energies. Each sound resonates with specific body areas, fostering awareness, calming the mind and enhancing meditation.

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  1. In Nādanusandhāna, chanting Akāra, Ukāra, and Mkāra produces vibrations that align physical, mental, and spiritual energies. Akāra resonates in the abdomen, Ukāra in the chest, and Mkāra in the head, harmonizing these regions. These sounds foster mindfulness, reduce stress, and deepen meditative focus. By synchronizing breath and sound, chanting enhances inner awareness and tranquility, supporting spiritual growth and holistic well-being.

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