Terence MG Leaño

Throat Singing the Runes. Chanting the full rune row—known in some traditions as a rune galdr—is a practice that aligns the voice, breath, and spirit with the full spectrum of runic forces. This particular way I'm chanting it was inspired by "In Maidjan" by Heilung. Each rune in the Elder Futhark carries a distinct archetypal energy, from primal creation (ᚠ Fehu) to ancestral unity (ᛟ Othala). By chanting them sequentially, we invoke these forces as a cohesive whole. This kind of vocal practice can act as a self-initiation or a meditative journey through the symbolic map of existence embedded in the runes. It supports energetic balance, builds magical will, and strengthens the breath and throat—the seat of ond, or sacred breath, in Old Norse cosmology. It can also awaken internal insights or bring forth spontaneous guidance from the collective unconscious or ancestral memory. Practiced regularly, chanting all the runes becomes both a grounding ritual and a subtle tuning of one's spirit to the rhythms of fate, nature, and mythic time. This is not a performance. It is a practice of resonance, remembrance, and return. ᚠᚢᚦᚨᚱᚲᚷᚹᚺᚾᛁᛃᛇᛈᛉᛊᛏᛒᛖᛗᛚᛜᛞᛟ #throatsinging #norse #viking #heilung #spiritual #norsepagan #chant

Throat Singing the Gayatri Mantra. It is one of the most ancient and powerful mantras from the Rig Veda (1500-1200 BCE) making it one of the oldest mantras still in use to this day. It’s a vibrational key to higher consciousness. Chanting this mantra activates the pineal gland, enhances intuition, clears mental fog, and aligns your thoughts with divine intelligence. Each line of the mantra is designed to harmonize the body, mind, and spirit across three planes: physical (Bhūr), mental (Bhuvaḥ), and spiritual (Svaḥ). It opens your inner light, guiding your intellect (dhiyo) toward clarity, creativity, and purpose. Use this chant for: – Mental clarity and focus – Emotional balance – Energetic protection – Inner peace and grounding – Expanding awareness and spiritual growth Regular recitation, ideally 108 times per session, is believed to purify the subtle energy body (nadis), balance the chakras, and elevate the vibrational state of the practitioner. It’s about resonance, alignment, and aligning with your higher self. #spiritualawakening #mantra #chant #throatsinging #newage #meditation

Throat Singing this chant for money & desire. It is a chant I wrote and it is in Tagalog. Napakayaman natin, ang dami nating pera, lahat ng gusto natin ay atin na. Translation: We are so rich, we have so much money, everything we want is already ours. I originally wrote this chant to say "I am rich, I have so much money, everything I want is already mine." But I decided to say "we" because that's the essence of true abundance. Greed comes from lack and the fear of not having enough. Many wealthy people, though rich in resources, are actually in a state of lack, living in deep fear of losing their money and resources and so they hoard it. This is not true abundance. True abundance is extremely rare. True abundance is the propensity to share and want others to also be abundant because it is the understanding that there is more than enough for everyone. Abundance in its purest form is trusting that the money and resources will come back multiplied when you spend it, and with this trust, it will come back multiplied. (Disclaimer: with all of this being said, don't go out and spend recklessly. Many people do not have the core beliefs, subconscious wiring and relationship to money to be able to manifest it in this way yet. Many people try to suppress their feelings of lack and try to bypass it by forcing the feeling of abundance rather than directly addressing their lack and the core beliefs it stems from with shadow work. Recklessly spending from this place could lead to financial ruin.) #throatsinging #spiritualawakening #meditation #newage #chant #mantra

Throat Singing this Tibetan mantra for obliterating obstacles. "OM Benza Wiki Bitana Soha" OM - Invocation of universal sacred energy Benza - Vajra (diamond-like power, indestructibility) Wiki - Invokes wrathful protection Bitana - Activity, expansion, manifestation (interpreted as “to spread”) Soha - “May it be so,” offering or affirmation Benefits: - Wrathful protection against negative forces - Cleansing karmic debts - Removing deep spiritual obstacles, especially those linked with unseen forces - Purifying environments energetically - Attract Abundance #chant #mantra #throatsinging #spiritualawakening #newage #tibetan

Throat Singing this chant that I wrote for removing obstacles. It's written in Tagalog. Tinangal na ni Tantu ang nakaharang This chant invokes a being called Tantu who is a 6th dimensional being that is similar to the Hindu god Ganesha -he is a remover of obstacles. Invoking Tantu calls for Universal Blessings and is a good omen. He reminds us that in the law of polarity, problems cannot exist without there simultaneously being a solution. Beginning doesn't exist without ending so if there is a beginning to your struggle then there will be an ending. This chant is intended to remove what's in the way of what you want and what's in the way of your happiness. It removes all blocks and converts them into stepping stones. It calls for miracles. Share to multiply this energy #throatsinging #chant #mantra #meditation #newage #spiritualawakening

Throat Singing this chant for Success & Empowerment. It is a chant / song that I wrote called "Kaya Ko" and it is in tagalog. Kaya ko ito I can do this Ang dali lang nito This is easy Kayang kaya ko I am very capable of doing this Walang hanggang ang kakayahan ko What I can do, is infinite Yung naisip ko nagiging totoo What I've thought of becomes reality Nang yayari ang sinasabi ko What I speak, happens. Kaya kong lumikha nang gusto ko I can create what I want Walang hanggang ang kakayahan ko There is no limit to what I can do Lakas panlabas at lakas panloob Strong externally and strong internally Walang kulang Nothing is lacking Akoy kompleto at buo I am whole and complete This chant is based on the law of attraction and our ability to create our reality with thought and will. What we think and believe shapes this reality as co-creators. #throatsinging #spiritualawakening #chant #newage #mantra

Throat Singing the Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra Thank you for voting on my last post! Counting all votes from all platforms, 2 was the winner. This is a mantra of profound healing, protection, and spiritual rebirth. This ancient vibration is chanted for overcoming illness, black magic, and premature death. Its resonance is believed to restore life-force, dissolve karmic bindings, and guide the soul toward liberation. Known as the "Death-Conquering Mantra," it originates from the Rigveda (7.59.12) and is one of the most revered verses in all of Hindu tradition. It invokes the subtle forces of rejuvenation and transcendence. Listening to or reciting it daily is said to strengthen the prāṇa (vital energy), shield the aura, and awaken the inner fire of immortality (amṛtatva). Used in yogic and tantric disciplines, as well as Vedic rituals, this chant is a call to prevent death physically and spiritually break free from attachment and illusion. Rendered here in throat singing to amplify its vibratory force and reach into the subtle planes of healing and consciousness. It is a sacred chant for liberation from illness and untimely death — this mantra is among the oldest and most powerful in the Vedic tradition. Its vibrations are said to heal the body, calm the mind, and awaken the soul's deeper strength. This is the Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra — Traditionally used in healing rites and protective ceremonies, it restores prāṇa (vital energy) and cuts the subtle bonds that tie us to suffering and decay. A prayer for life, it aligns with immortality. Share to multiply the energy #throatsinging #mantra #meditation #spiritualawakening #hindu #soundhealing

Throat Singing the Gayatri Mantra... again. I posted the first version last month and it came with mixed reviews. Some people really liked, including many Hindus. Others not so much. In fact many were furious. Many claimed that you're not supposed to chant it out loud, others claimed you're supposed chant it a specific way, and other's said you're supposed to have a guru's permission. Some claimed my pronunciation was very wrong, some said it was very good but with one or two mistakes. A few commented they liked it even more than the original. Some of the messages were so vile it was automatically censored by the algorithm and I got a notification for antibullying 😅 It would be one thing if it was a universal perspective from all Hindus for me not to chant this and I would respect that, but with all these mixed messages, nothing is solid. Decide amongst yourselves and agree on one rule and stick to it, and until then I'll keep doing what I'm doing. From my personal perspective, words do have power and they matter, however not nearly as much as intention and emotion. Emotion is energy in motion. That is the main vehicle for the power of a mantra. The first version is what intuitively came to me on how I should chant the mantra and so that is why I did it. Nothing but amazing things have happened since then, despite what some have said. I do this 2nd version because a few Hindus have commented and DM'd me requesting I do it again with this specific pronunciation and tonality, so here it is. If you want the meaning of the mantra, refer to the first version on my page. And while you're at it let me know which version you prefer. #throatsinging #mantra #chant #spiritual #spiritualawakening #gayatri #meditation

Throat Singing the Green Tara Mantra. Chanted to invite healing, prosperity, and swift resolution of inner and outer obstacles. This mantra calls upon the enlightened energy of Tārā to bring clarity to confusion, speed to stagnant manifestations, and peace to emotional turbulence. It supports emotional balance, enhances spiritual intuition, and nurtures the unfolding of compassion. “Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha” is known to accelerate spiritual growth, attract favorable circumstances, and aid in physical and energetic healing. It is especially revered for clearing karmic residue and drawing in harmonious energies that support success in both spiritual and worldly endeavors. This sacred formula comes from Tibetan Vajrayāna Buddhism and invokes Green Tārā, the embodiment of active compassion and divine responsiveness. Share to multiply the energy ✨️ #throatsinging #mantra #chant #meditation #newage #spiritualawakening

Throat Singing this Mantra for auspiciousness, good fortune and love. This mantra is recited to attract auspiciousness and good fortune by invoking the subtle power of divine love as the highest source of blessings. It opens the energetic pathways through which spiritual grace can flow—bringing harmony to the mind, favorable conditions in life, and alignment with one’s soul purpose. Through its devotional vibration, it dissolves internal resistance, clears emotional heaviness, and supports the manifestation of outcomes rooted in inner truth. The mantra also stabilizes the heart and mind, guiding the practitioner toward peace, clarity, and sovereignty. Share to multiply the energy #throatsinging #chant #mantra #newage #spiritualawakening #meditation

Throat singing this chant for empowerment. It is the 3rd verse of the song / chant that I wrote called "Kaya ko." It's written in Tagalog. Lahat ng kaya ko "All that I can do" sinasabi ko sa inyo "I've been telling all of you" maghanda na kayo "All of you get ready / prepare" sa aking panahon "For my time" mangyayari na ngayon "it's about to happen now" makinig lang kayo sa kinakanta ko... "just listen to the words I'm singing..." lakas panlabas at "Strong on the outside and" lakas panloob, "strong on the inside" walang kulang "nothing's lacking" a'koy kompleto at buo "I'm whole and complete" Kaya ko ito "I can do this" Ang dali lang nito "This is easy" kayang kaya ko, "I am very capable of doing this" walang hanggang ang kakayahan ko "There is no limit to what I can do" For this verse I was directing it to people who doubted me. For years I was surrounded by people who did not value throat singing, many filipinos, many non-filipinos and they all treated me as if I was weird for doing it, that no one likes it and as if I'd never be successful in it. When you needed their support but they doubted you instead. Well I proved them wrong and I will continue to prove them wrong and boast about it so they will never forget how wrong they were in the end. This is for the people who were wrong to doubt you. May they never forget. #throatsinging #chant #spiritualawakening #newage #filipino

Throat Singing Hakkerskaldyr by Heilung. Interesting how identical these lyrics are to their other song, Krigsgaldr. These lyrics were derived from the Eggja or Eggjum Stone which is a popular runestone dating back to 650 AD. There is no universally agreed upon translation, as it was written in Elder Futhark transitioning into Younger Futhark, in Proto-Norse. It is widely speculated to be magical and protective. #throatsinging #norse #norsepagan #chant #viking #fyp

Throat Singing Old Norse chant for Strength. The Old Norse phrase "Odin, gef mér megin" means: "Odin, give me might" or "Odin, grant me strength." Word Breakdown: Odin – associated with wisdom, war, magic, and sovereignty. gef – Imperative form of gefa, meaning “give.” mér – Dative of ek (I), meaning “to me.” megin – A powerful Old Norse word meaning might, strength, or divine power. It's more than physical strength—it implies spiritual force or life-force. This phrase is an invocation of empowerment—often before battle, ritual, or a moment requiring deep courage or will. #Norse #throatsinging #norsepagan #newage #chant

Throat Singing OM Mani Padme Hum in two different ways. Om Mani Padme Hum (Sanskrit-based transliteration): This version uses Sanskrit or classical Romanized spelling. Common in academic texts or Pan-Asian Buddhist contexts. In actual Tibetan speech, it wouldn’t be pronounced exactly this way. Om Mani Peme Hung (Tibetan phonetic spelling): Reflects Tibetan pronunciation. Common in Tibetan-speaking areas and among practitioners aiming for more authentic spoken form. Pronunciation: Padme → Peme (དཔལ་མེད་) Hum → Hung (ཧཱུྃ) This ancient chant is said to hold infinite benefits—used for protection, purification, and higher manifestation. “Om Mani Padme Hum” is recited to neutralize negative karma and dissolve spiritual obstacles. Just listening to this mantra can shift your energy, raise your vibration, align you with the true essence of reality, attract higher experiences, and unlock hidden aspects of the self. It is the most important mantra in Tibetan Buddhism. Each syllable purifies one of the six realms of existence and aligns body, speech, and mind with the path to enlightenment. Sound, when repeated with intention, transforms. Share to multiply the energy of this chant #throatsinging #tibetan #mantra #chant #meditation #spiritualawakening #newage

Throat Singing this Mantra for Wealth, Prosperity and Abundance. "Om Namo Bhagwati Padmashree Om Hreem Purva Dakshin Uttar Paschim Dhan Dravya Aave Sarvajanya Vaishyam Kuru Namaha" is a powerful Sanskrit incantation invoking the divine feminine (specifically Lakshmi-like energy) for attracting wealth, prosperity, and universal favor. Breakdown & Meaning: Om – Primal universal sound. Namo – I bow to / I offer salutations. Bhagwati – A respectful title for a goddess; often used for Lakshmi, Durga, or the Divine Mother. Padmashree – “She who is resplendent like a lotus” – another title for Goddess Lakshmi, associated with wealth and purity. Om – Cosmic vibration. Hreem (ह्रीं) – Bija (seed) mantra associated with Maha Shakti, divine magnetic energy, and manifestation. Hreem is a powerful force that attracts blessings and dissolves obstacles. Purva – East Dakshin – South Uttar – North Paschim – West Dhan – Wealth Dravya – Material goods / possessions Aave – (Let it) come / arrive Sarvajanya – Known by all / universal Vaishyam – From “Vaishya,” the merchant/capital class – also meaning commerce or magnetism Kuru – Do / Make / Manifest "Namaha" A reverent ending: "I bow," "I offer," or "I surrender." This mantra calls in abundance, prosperity, and magnetic influence from all directions—east, south, north, and west. It invokes the divine feminine energy of Padmashree (Lakshmi) and uses the seed syllable Hreem to attract wealth and favorable circumstances. It is used to draw material resources, personal magnetism, and success in social or commercial pursuits. Share to multiply the energy #throatsinging #chant #mantra #spiritualawakening #newage #meditation

Throat Singing Aum & Om Aum chant — rooted in Hindu tradition, where “Aum” (अ + उ + म) represents the entire cycle of existence: creation (A), preservation (U), and dissolution (M), followed by silence (turiya). It's a meditative vibration used for aligning with universal consciousness. It starts with A, which, when chanted, resonates in the low abdomen. Then U, resonating in the chest / throat area, and then M, resonating in the head. Each to be chanted gradually starting from A and transitioning as seamlessly as possible to M. This creates a gradual shift of focus from the lower abdomen all the way to the head. The second half is a long Om chant — as used in Vajrayana Buddhist rituals. Unlike the tripartite Aum, Buddhist Om is a single resonant syllable symbolizing the purified body of the enlightened being. Often used at the beginning of mantras like Om Mani Padme Hum, it serves to purify and consecrate the practitioner. Both versions carry profound energetic benefits: Deep relaxation and stillness Vibrational alignment of body, mind, and breath Enhanced focus and spiritual grounding Activation of throat and heart energy centers Each path honors sacred sound in its own way — this is a tonal and cultural comparison, not a contest. Both chants are performed in overtone-rich throat singing to highlight their resonance and intensity. #throatsinging #om #aum #meditation #spiritualawakening #mantra

Throat Singing this Norse chant for raw power. It is an excerpt from the song “Ymir” by Danheim & Gealdýr. It’s based on the Norse creation story, where fire (Muspelheim) and ice (Niflheim) meet in the primordial void of Ginnungagap, giving rise to Ymir—the first being. From Ymir’s body, the gods shaped the world, making him the foundation of all manifest reality. Chanting or meditating on this passage connects you to the primordial forces of creation, before time or structure. It is a chant of power with the deep, grounding power of origin and cosmic becoming. From an Esoteric / spiritual standpoint, this chant can: Help restore a sense of inner stillness by aligning you with the original void (Ginnungagap) Activate root-level energy and the will to manifest from raw potential Aid in shadow work, clearing space for authentic transformation Reconnect you to ancestral and elemental memory that lies beneath conscious thought Support practices of rebirth, especially after a symbolic inner death or major transformation or transition The song became more widely known after being featured in the trailer for Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon, and has been requested by a few people #throatsinging #chant #norse #norsepagan #spiritualawakening #viking

Throat Singing the Namokar Mantra which is the most important mantra in Jain tradition. This is the most requested mantra by followers. This mantra invokes powerful blessings for spiritual liberation, inner purity, and karmic cleansing. It offers deep reverence to the five highest beings in Jain tradition: Arihants (enlightened ones), Siddhas (liberated souls), Acharyas (spiritual leaders), Upadhyayas (teachers), and Sadhus (monks and ascetics). It is considered one of the most auspicious and protective chants. This version is the ancient Prakrit form, traditionally recited to purify the soul and destroy past karmas. Esoteric Applications: While not explicitly tied to the chakra system in traditional Jain texts, esoteric practitioners align each of the five salutations with the five major energy centers, especially when chanted with throat resonance: Arihantānām: Crown (Sahasrāra) – Pure awareness Siddhānām: Third Eye (Ājñā) – Liberated vision Āyariyānām: Throat (Viśuddha) – Divine authority, speech Uvajjhāyānām: Heart (Anāhata) – Compassionate teaching Sāhūnām: Root (Mūlādhāra) – Foundation of discipline This mapping supports a top-down purification, from divine consciousness to grounded ethics. #throatsinging #mantra #chant #meditation #Jain #spiritualawakening