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    CHOIR sings OM SO HUM Mantra

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    Sean FargoPublished October 18, 2017 · Updated October 21, 2026 · 1 min read

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    This is a choir interpretation of the Om So Hum mantra, a Sanskrit phrase that means “I am That.” In the tradition behind it, the mantra points to a sense of connection with something larger than ourselves.

    OM SO HUM MANTRA with EPIC CHOIR @ 432Hz. Get the MP3 of this track.

    So Hum is derived from Sanskrit and literally means “I am That.” In the tradition, it is understood as identifying oneself with the universe or ultimate reality. Teachers of the mantra describe meditating on it as a way to realize that we all come from one Infinite Source, that a part (Ansh) of that source is present in each of us, and that we are all connected: “You are the same as I am.” Om is described as the sound of the universe, and Om Soham as “I am the universe, I am part of it, I am connected to that Infinite source.” These are teachings from yogic tradition rather than claims we can verify.

    Understand ~ Meditate ~ Chant ~ Sing along with this beautiful mantra.

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