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When we talk about the heart, we can see it as the home of the soul, where we feel love, joy, and a sense of spiritual connection.
But in today’s busy world, we often lose touch with ourselves.
Kirtan helps us reconnect. By singing mantras together and practicing Bhakti yoga, we open our hearts and calm our minds. The shared sound, breath, and rhythm bring us back to the present, relax our bodies, and let us truly rest.
Mantras can help us reach higher states of awareness, where we can find our natural sense of joy, harmony, and love. It’s an ancient tradition shared by wise teachers and spiritual leaders for thousands of years.
Many ancient and indigenous cultures use sound and vibration to heal.
With Prema’s forty-five years of mantra experience and dedication to this practice, along with your openness and trust in your ability to heal, we can create the change you are looking for.
Come join us for an evening of mantra meditation, storytelling, and chanting with Prema Mayi, a Bhakti yoga practitioner and musician who has spent 48 years living and learning in India, France, and Spain.
Participants are encouraged to bring yoga mats, wear comfortable clothing, and bring nesting materials for laying/sitting.
When we talk about the heart, we can see it as the home of the soul, where we feel love, joy, and a sense of spiritual connection.
But in today’s busy world, we often lose touch with ourselves.
Kirtan helps us reconnect. By singing mantras together and practicing Bhakti yoga, we open our hearts and calm our minds. The shared sound, breath, and rhythm bring us back to the present, relax our bodies, and let us truly rest.
Mantras can help us reach higher states of awareness, where we can find our natural sense of joy, harmony, and love. It’s an ancient tradition shared by wise teachers and spiritual leaders for thousands of years.
Many ancient and indigenous cultures use sound and vibration to heal.
With Prema’s forty-five years of mantra experience and dedication to this practice, along with your openness and trust in your ability to heal, we can create the change you are looking for.
Come join us for an evening of mantra meditation, storytelling, and chanting with Prema Mayi, a Bhakti yoga practitioner and musician who has spent 48 years living and learning in India, France, and Spain.
Participants are encouraged to bring yoga mats, wear comfortable clothing, and bring nesting materials for laying/sitting.