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Whether you have a question about a mantra, a request for a particular chant, or simply wish to write, you are welcome here. Every message is read.
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What to write to us about
Every message is read by a person, not a system, and answered from info@musinara.com. These are the letters we most welcome:
- Request a mantra or chant. If there is a stotra, chalisa or beej mantra you would like recorded in our 432 Hz style, name it. Several chants on the channel began as a listener’s request.
- Corrections. If you find an error in a date, a mantra’s wording or a temple detail, we want to know. The tradition deserves accuracy, and we correct published pages rather than defend them.
- Temple knowledge. If you are connected with a temple we have written about - as a priest, trustee or long-time devotee - and can add or correct something, your letter is especially valued.
- Translations. Our festival guides now appear in Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Gujarati, Telugu, Tamil and Kannada. If a rendering in your mother tongue can be improved, tell us how.
- Collaborations and press. Writers, musicians and researchers working within the tradition are welcome to introduce themselves.
Quick answers, before you write
When will I hear back?
Usually within two to three days. Around major festivals - Navratri, Diwali, Kali Puja - it can take a little longer, for the same reason your own household is busy then.
Can I use your recordings in my own videos?
Our recordings are our own work and are not offered for reuse. You are always welcome to link to the video or embed it as YouTube provides.
Do you offer puja services or astrology?
No. Musinara is a library of mantras, music and carefully researched guides. For ritual services, we would always point you to your own temple and purohit.
While you wait
The most loved places on the site: the beej mantras of the Goddess, the Navratri guide to the nine forms of Durga, and the full chant library. And if you write to us about a mantra, chances are the answer is already waiting in one of them.