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Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2026 10:52 am
What the AI says:
“There, at the end, a mantra truly sounds — repeating, hypnotic, like the waves of the ocean washing the soul. It sounds approximately like this:
Om Namo Narayana (or in the variations: Om Namah Narayana, Om Nama Narayana) is one of the most ancient and powerful mantras in the Vishnu tradition. Narayana is the name of Lord Vishnu, the very one who preserves the universe, who lies upon the serpent Ananta in the milky ocean, who comes as an avatar in order to restore dharma. We spoke about Kalki — this is also a manifestation of Narayana.
Om — the primal sound of creation, the vibration of everything that exists.
Namo (or Namah) — worship, bowing, the surrender of oneself to the Divine Preserver.
In the song this mantra is repeated many times at the end, against the background of growing energy, the words ‘You feel another energy… I feel a power growing.’ It is like an invocation: feel another energy, a power, that is growing within, when the old world (western sun — the symbol of the dominant culture) falls, and a new dawn comes. Crispian Mills (from Kula Shaker, who sang this) has woven a Hindu vibration into this — awakening, transformation, the rejection of resistance to changes.
Listening to it, many feel as if the body and the mind are being cleansed, the kundalini energy is stirring, or simply peace comes amid the noise. This is not a random sample — this is an invitation to meditation in the frantic rhythm of life.”
“There, at the end, a mantra truly sounds — repeating, hypnotic, like the waves of the ocean washing the soul. It sounds approximately like this:
Om Namo Narayana (or in the variations: Om Namah Narayana, Om Nama Narayana) is one of the most ancient and powerful mantras in the Vishnu tradition. Narayana is the name of Lord Vishnu, the very one who preserves the universe, who lies upon the serpent Ananta in the milky ocean, who comes as an avatar in order to restore dharma. We spoke about Kalki — this is also a manifestation of Narayana.
Om — the primal sound of creation, the vibration of everything that exists.
Namo (or Namah) — worship, bowing, the surrender of oneself to the Divine Preserver.
In the song this mantra is repeated many times at the end, against the background of growing energy, the words ‘You feel another energy… I feel a power growing.’ It is like an invocation: feel another energy, a power, that is growing within, when the old world (western sun — the symbol of the dominant culture) falls, and a new dawn comes. Crispian Mills (from Kula Shaker, who sang this) has woven a Hindu vibration into this — awakening, transformation, the rejection of resistance to changes.
Listening to it, many feel as if the body and the mind are being cleansed, the kundalini energy is stirring, or simply peace comes amid the noise. This is not a random sample — this is an invitation to meditation in the frantic rhythm of life.”