Dakini Mandarava

Dakini is a term commonly used in Tantric Buddhism to describe advanced female practitioners of tantra and yoga who possess a deep wisdom and feminine energy. They are often considered to be deities and are said to mediate between the human realm, the hells, and the words of the Buddhas. Mandarava is a Tibetan word for a red-blooming "Coral" tree. Dakini Mandarava is the consort of Padmasambhava, the "second Buddha" of the Nyingma school of Buddhism. Dakini Mandarava is also a renowned Japanese ambient/trance artist who produces music that incorporates mantras and a blend of Western and Eastern musical styles. The music is a reflection of spiritual teachings, which emphasize the importance of inner wisdom and creativity. The artist's work is featured on "Secrets of Zen: Japanese Chill-out Volume 1" and has received critical acclaim for its soothing, meditative quality. Here, we offer a selection of Dakini Mandarava’s music that highlights a unique blend of Western and Eastern styles with ambient and mantra elements. Her music provides a spiritual and uplifting experience that is perfect for meditation, relaxation, and yoga practice. Do explore more of their discography on their platform, where you can access their audio recordings and immerse yourself in their spiritual teachings. With our plethora of artist collections, you will find a wealth of resources that will help you deepen your spiritual practice and connect with your inner wisdom.