Nataraj is the dancing form of Lord Shiva. Usually you see this depicted in bronze as the god Shiva dancing in a circle of flames with his foot crushing a demon that symbolizes ignorance. It is said that Shiva can dance gently or violently — these are just two aspects of Shiva’s nature, for he destroys in order to create.
We have more big news for you this week — the Denver Chant Fest has hired New World Kirtan to do podcasts, interviews & perhaps live streaming from the festival Friday, February 15 through Sunday February 17! As part of that I’ll be interviewing Jai Uttal, Dave Stringer & C.C. White this week — w00t! I’m pinching myself. New World Kirtan listeners also get a discount on tickets, so when you register enter promotional code NWK & you’ll get 20% off.
The set this week features some of my favorite artists, I hope you enjoy the mix. Namaste.
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SONG |
ARTIST |
CD |
| Om | Mercury Max | The Eternal Om |
| Nataraj | Leelah | Kali’s Fire |
| Nataraja | John William Bauld & Bobbyji | John William Bauld & Bobbyji |
| Nataraja (featuring Mukti) | Ben Leinbach | Ben Leinbach Presents Sangha |
| Nataraj – Black Phone | Jai Uttal | Dial M For Mantra |
| Shiva | MC Yogi | Pilgrimage |
| Nataraja | Swaha | Bolo |
| Bhrambhole Nath-Nataraja | SRI Kirtan | Live Your Love |
| Nararaja | Brenda McMorrow | Love Abounds |
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