The Music of Yog: This new series of CDs have been produced because of an overwhelming demand from professionals working in the area of yoga and relaxation for genuine music which comes from the heart. People are tired of hearing pseudo spiritual music which in reality is made using modern synthesizers and samplers by producers who make a nice ethereal sound but create very little genuine musical substance.

The ancient sound of traditional Indian music comes from a different place it comes from lifetimes of dedication to the development of the music and links with the ancient spiritual culture of India, the birthplace of so many of the earth's deeper spiritual values.

The traditions of Indian classical music have links to the practices of nada yoga and are deeply interwoven with many aspects of spiritual life. It is said to have evolved from the ancient Vedas. One of the earliest musical forms, the thevarams which belong to the 7th Century, are religious lyrics, as are the divya prabandams which formed part of temple music. Temples were the earliest patrons of music along with royalty.

Temples were the hub of all cultural activity and artistic expression. Culture itself was rooted in religion. Music was considered one of the best forms of worship.

Nadopasana is considered a path to enlightenment and a method to serve the Supreme. The Vedas, the Upanishads, the Puranas all contain references to music.