Oh my. I’ve never been to a concert like this one. No applause. Meditation between songs. Musicians totally accessible. The loving community created between strangers gathered to sing kirtan together. Leaving with a feeling of peaceful alignment with what makes life worthwhile. A rocking value for $20. Go see a live kirtan concert, go to Kirtan Connection to see live events in your area and go support these artists. They are changing the world– concert by concert. What’s in it for you? It’s a great cure for the recession blues.
If you got the version of last week’s podcast with a voiceover on top of Dave Stringer’s “Hey Shiva Shankara”, my apologies. I didn’t mute something I was working on in the same session as the podcast. Sorry about that Dave. And dear Lord, do you ever sing some kickass kirtan! The six of us who went from our satsang group totally loved the evening, thank you again for your music.
Regarding the set, it’s a bit short this week because we had a long reading by Adyashanti in satsang. It’s a great set if you’re in a bad mood, as there are two Sikh chants designed to bring you from pain to peace. I’ve discovered another artist I love, Gurunam Singh. He’ll be making regular podcast appearances I think. Have a great week and enjoy the set. Namaste.
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THIS WEEK’S SET |
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SONG |
ARTIST |
CD |
SONGBOOK |
| Om |
Mercury Max |
The Eternal Om |
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| Mahamantra Mantra |
Krishna Das |
Pilgrim Heart |
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| Dukh Par Har-From Pain To Peace |
Gurunam Singh |
The Journey Home |
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| Magic Mantra |
Satkirin Kaur Khalsa |
Lightness Of Being |
P. 11 |
| Rama Bolo |
David Newman |
Into The Bliss: A Kirtan Experience |
P. 15 |
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