The 10 Tantrik Yamas
Yama #7 of the Classical Yogic Tradition
Dhrti
Hail the Lord of Innocence & Simplicity
Mental Fortitude & Mantra Science
Dhrti (धृती) — determination, steadfastness, and mental fortitude — is the seventh quality of virtue cultivated within the yogic ethical framework of Yamas. This vital inner strength empowers the yogi to hold firm to their purpose and spiritual path despite distractions or challenges, acting as the lynchpin for deeper self-mastery and higher states of consciousness.
In this satsanga, we’ll explore Dhrti through the lens of Mantra Science — the ancient art of cosmic resonance — learning how to weave true presence and unwavering flow into everyday life. Discover how cultivating steadfastness is essential for sustaining a vibrant, engaged, and joyful spiritual practice.
What You’ll Experience:
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Guided Meditations: Practices designed to center and heal your energetic makeup, cultivating inner stability and clear alignment with your deeper purpose.
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Deep Discourse: Rich exploration of how mental fortitude manifests across traditions, the power of sacred sound, and how true determination supports spiritual awakening.
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Scholarly Insights: Engaging reflections on the role of Dhrti as the foundation of sustained practice and transformation.
Featured Guided Meditations:
Green Tara (Healing & Centering)
Bhutta Shudhi (Recalibrating One’s Elemental Makeup)
Mantras, Meditations, and Discourse in Order of Appearance:
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Om Mani Padme Hum
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The Mystical Significance of 108
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Bīja Discourse
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HUM
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5-Elements Mantra
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Guru Mantra
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Tara Mantra & Meditation
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Gayatri Mantra
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Kabbalah Discourse (Power of the Word)
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Mahāmṛtyuṃjaya Mantra
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Non-dual Invocation (Śiva Manasa Pūjā)
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Bhutta Shudhi Meditation (Elemental Re-calibration)
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Tarot Discourse
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Dhrti & Aghora
Continue Your Journey
This satsanga builds on previous sessions in the series. To deepen your understanding of the ethical foundation of classical yoga, we warmly invite you to explore the recordings of the earlier yamas in our program library:
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Ahimsa — The Art of Non-Violence and Compassion
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Satya — Truthfulness as the Path to Freedom
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Asteya — The Practice of Non-Stealing and Authentic Generosity
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Brahmacharya — Alignment with the Divine through True Presence
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Aparigraha — The Freedom of Non-Attachment
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Kṣamā — Zen & the Art of Forgiveness
*DISCLAIMER* Participating in yoga and/or yoga philosophy classes, including but not limited to the guided meditations therein, involves inherent psycho-physical risk. These risks include, but are not limited to, physical injuries (e.g., strains, sprains, or fractures), emotional distress, or psychological discomfort arising from the meditation process. Understand that meditation may bring up strong emotions or unresolved issues. By enrolling in this class, you confirm that you are aware of and understand the inherent risks involved in yoga and guided meditation, and are aware that your participation is voluntary and that you are responsible for your own well-being during these activities.
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