We are all familiar with those days when your Spotify playlist just doesn’t cut it. You are skipping from lo-fi to gangsta rap to heartbreak playlists, but still, deep inside you feel that you need something deeper, something that touches your soul. Well, World Music Day isn’t just for the jazz nerds and indie kids, it’s also a reminder that music, the real music (the kind with spiritual frequencies and ancient intent), can heal more than your Monday blues.

In astrology, sound is considered to be sacred. It is not just an art form, it’s a form of energy. And if you are willing to listen (not just hear), it can align your chakras, reboot your mind, and soften your heart.

Music and the planets

In Vedic astrology, each planet is linked to specific sounds, mantras, and frequencies. For example: Maa Kali, the fierce force of transformation and protection, is invoked through powerful sound therapy like the Maa Kali Mantra. On the other hand, Saturn which rules karma and lessons, can become stable with slow, grounding mantras like Om Sham Shanicharaya Namah.

Don’t think of these as just syllables because they are not. They are coded vibrations meant to balance your doshas, regulate your nervous energy, and realign your inner cosmos.

Sound = Medicine (Not just in a poetic way)

Modern science is finally catching up. Studies in music therapy have shown it helps with everything, right from anxiety and insomnia to chronic pain and trauma. But here is where astrology and tradition take it to the next level by tailoring sound to your specific planetary imbalances.

At AstroSure.ai’s YouTube channel, you’ll find a playlist like no other:

• Chalisas to armour up your aura.

• Soothing Aartis to clear stagnant energy.

• Vrat Kathas to reconnect you with seasonal shifts and planetary phases. 

• And yes, mantras as your personal astrological prescription.

Think of it as your spiritual pharmacy, but instead of labelled bottles of pills, you get peace.

Mantra medicine

Feeling anxious? Try listening to the Gayatri Mantra. Heart feeling heavy? Hanuman Chalisa has your back. Can’t sleep? Shiva’s calming aartis will soothe your mind as a lullaby does. Each chant is a kind of vibrational fingerprint. You chant it, hum it, listen to it on loop, it doesn’t matter. What’s important is that your body absorbs it, your brainwave patterns shift, your breath slows and your soul feels calm. 

Music as ritual

In Vedic culture, music was not considered entertainment, it was ritual. Reciting a Chalisa wasn’t a devotional flex, it was like spiritual maintenance. Just like brushing your teeth or consulting your Astro app before texting your ex. On this World Music Day, skip the generic party playlist. Look for calm inside you, hit play on a mantra and just… listen… Maybe, your soul will start humming back. 

Tired of playlists that don’t heal? Tune into AstroSure.ai’s YouTube channel for mantras, aartis, chalisas and sound rituals that hit different. Also, ask Agastyaa and let AstroSure.ai guide your vibe.