Kirtan is the heart of Bhakti Yoga – the practice of devotion expressed through sacred sound. Rooted in the ancient tradition and carried forward by the teachings of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, it is not a performance but a prayer: a communal offering of voice, heart, and presence.

Together, we chant the ancient mantras, allowing the sound vibration to cleanse the mind, uplift the spirit, and awaken devotion. These mantras are not ordinary sounds – they are living, spiritual energy, opening the heart to joy, clarity, and a deeper connection with the Divine.

Each gathering is simple yet profound: voices rising together, instruments keeping rhythm, and hearts opening in unity. Whether you chant aloud, listen quietly, or just rest in the atmosphere, you are part of the offering.

This space is created in gratitude and devotion together with the local Bhakti Yogis – an invitation to step into the current of Bhakti, to taste the sweetness of sacred sound, and to discover how kirtan can nourish both the soul and the community.