the Mandala Collective Presents

Kirtan

Sankirtan is a form of devotional singing from the Bhakti (Yoga of the Heart) tradition of India, done in an ecstatic and meditative call and response style. Singing and dancing have long been sacred healing practices used to awaken to the vibrancy of one’s life force, a way to connect us to spirit and a method to become fully embodied in our connection to the Divine force that sustains all life. This ancient devotional practice invites the Divine to become present wherever the sacred names are spoken, filling the space with an almost intoxicating vibration of unconditional love and ecstatic bliss!

Joining together in Sankirtan is a soulful experience of ecstatic music, chanting, dancing, meditation and prayer that creates a sacred space for connection, celebration and overflowing LOVE! Experience the powerful unifying and healing vibrations of this sacred practice that dives deep into the nectar of the heart, connecting us to our most expansive, vibrant, raw and blissful state of being.

OM NAMAH SIVAYA / JAI MA !

Chant for Peace –

Kirtan & Sacred Medicine Music

Come together to sing, dance, drum and enjoy in Kirtan & Sacred Medicine Music! Chanting and drumming connect us directly to our deepest roots, opening a doorway to inner transformation. Feel free to bring an instrument, sing, dance, listen, ask questions & enjoy coming together as a community. Anyone and everyone is welcome!

Bring a blanket, cushion, yoga mat or chair so that you may feel comfortable being seated, of course any intuitive movement or adjustments are encouraged!

Our intention is to hold space to share in Sankirtan and Satsang monthly, but please refer to the below schedule for any days where this schedule may be interrupted.

Many of our events are done on a donation basis, so if you would like to support these and future endeavors, please feel free to donate below, but ultimately we just love sharing these wonderful offerings with all of you!

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