Can anyone tell me the full Navras lyrics in order from the start to finish? I have most of them, but I am missing the womens' chant at 1:45 sec and the men's chant at 3:17sec I know they probably aren't called chants but I don't have any other word to call them right now sorry if that offends anyone x.x;

> Can anyone tell me the full Navras lyrics in order from the start to
> finish? I have most of them, but I am missing the womens' chant at 1:45
> sec and the men's chant at 3:17sec I know they probably aren't called
> chants but I don't have any other word to call them right now sorry if
> that offends anyone x.x;

Hi, could you send me the lyrics? Tanks, OLi

> Hi, could you send me the lyrics? Tanks, OLi

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Hey i used to sing this as the morning prayer back in school in India...

asato ma sadgamaya
tamaso ma jyothir gamaya
mrtyor mam amritham gamaya

Om shanti shanti shanti

Jnani manasa saha
buddhis ca na vicestate
tam ahuh paramam gathim

> Hey i used to sing this as the morning prayer back in school in India...
> asato ma sadgamaya
> tamaso ma jyothir gamaya
> mrtyor mam amritham gamaya

> Om shanti shanti shanti

> Jnani manasa saha
> buddhis ca na vicestate
> tam ahuh paramam gathim

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Navras
"Navras," composed by Don Davis and Juno Reactor, is the title of the end credits music from the soundtrack to the third installment of the Matrix trilogy, The Matrix Revolutions. The lyrics of this song are taken from the Upanishads, with the chorus line:

asato ma sad gamaya

tamaso ma jyotir gamaya

mrutyor ma amrtam gamaya

From ignorance lead me to truth

From darkness lead me to light

From death lead me to immortality

– Brhadaranyaka Upanisad, 1.3.28