Move from listening from the outside to singing with involvement, so the composition becomes a more personal offering.

Learn and Sing
Jai Bhairavi Devi
In this Navratri month of Devi, deepen your connection with Linga Bhairavi Devi through sound and devotion.
Enter Navratri through sound and devotion
Composed by Sounds of Isha, Bhairavi Jaya Bhairavi is a devotional song offered as an ode to Linga Bhairavi, powerful, nurturing and all encompassing.
Sadhguru explains Navratri as nine nights dedicated to the feminine Divine, a special time for Devi. Isha’s 2026 Navratri with Linga Bhairavi runs October 11 to 19, just after this workshop begins on October 8.
Learning Bhairavi Jaya Bhairavi at this time gives you a simple way to enter Navratri with greater involvement through listening, correct sound, melody and conscious singing.
No classical singing background needed.
No Sanskrit experience needed.
Every line is guided step by step.
What can learning Jai Bhairavi Devi open up?
Give attention to the sound itself, not only the meaning, and notice how the song lands within you.
Learn the Sanskrit sounds and melody slowly until the composition becomes more familiar and natural to sing.
Linga Bhairavi embodies Durga, Lakshmi and Saraswati, the three dimensions Isha associates with Navratri and the qualities of tamas, rajas and sattva.
Careful pronunciation helps you learn the composition without casually distorting its sound or flow.
Use the shared audio and transcript to continue singing through Navratri and beyond with greater attention and familiarity.
How the 3 day learning works
A simple progression from deep listening to clear pronunciation, guided repetition, melody and confident personal singing.
- Listen to the full composition and notice its sound, feeling and flow.
- Learn each Sanskrit line slowly, with special attention to pronunciation.
- Repeat with the teacher until the sound and melody become familiar.
- Sing the composition with greater confidence and continue with the shared audio and transcript.

Learn with awareness, not mechanical repetition
Sadhguru says, “The divine feminine is an expression of exuberance.” Navratri is approached in a spirit of celebration and involvement; the sessions bring that same attention to sound, pronunciation and singing.
An Isha Samskriti alumna guides you line by line. The song itself is a Sounds of Isha composition offered to Linga Bhairavi, giving the learning a clear connection to Isha’s devotional and classical arts tradition.
- Hear each Sanskrit sound carefully
- Refine pronunciation step by step
- Understand the feeling and essence of the song
- Ask questions and clarify doubts live
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“The vibrations in body while chanting… can only be felt.”
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Frequently asked questions
Why is pronunciation given so much importance?
Sadhguru explains that Sanskrit is highly sensitive to sound. The workshop gives special attention to listening and pronunciation so Bhairavi Jaya Bhairavi is learnt as accurately as possible.
Is Jai Bhairavi Devi about devotion or sound?
Both are central. The composition is an ode to Linga Bhairavi, while careful attention to sound, melody and pronunciation helps you approach it with greater involvement.
Do I need prior Sanskrit or chanting experience?
No. The workshop is beginner friendly. Each line is broken down slowly with clear guidance and repetition.
What happens in the live sessions?
Guided listening, pronunciation taught line by line, repetition, melody, an introduction to the song and Devi, and time for questions and clarifications.
In what language will the workshop be conducted?
The teaching will be conducted in simple English.
Will I receive materials for continued practice?
Yes. A written transcript and an audio practice track will be shared so you can continue after the live sessions.
Take home a song you can carry into Navratri
- A more personal connection with Devi
- Greater awareness of the Sanskrit sounds
- Confidence to sing the composition independently
- Understanding of the song’s devotional essence
- Audio & transcript for continued practice

