Sacred Devotional Kirtan Chanting & Healing Bhakti Yoga Practices

Experience s​​acred devotional kirtan chanting & healing bhakti practices w/Jai Uttal now through November 2nd, 2021: Experience higher consciousness through the practice of sacred kirtan chants & bhakti. Discover how kirtan and bhakti movements open you to profound love, compassion & connection. Experience how bhakti provides you with courage while surrendering to the Divine. Discover how bhakti yoga enables you to nurture a heart-centered relationship with the Divine. Discover the power of kirtan and devotional chanting.

The rishis of ancient India believed that all of our emotions are vital in bringing light to our whole being. These venerable seers developed bhakti yoga as a way to harness the energy of our emotions — both positive and negative — and propel us back to connection with Source.

The spiritual practice of bhakti movement enables us to face ourselves with courage while surrendering to the Divine. We’re able to expand our conscious awareness when we accept both the upside and the downside of our anger, grief, and shame, so we can transform it into compassion for ourselves and others.

Bhakti yoga, perhaps the simplest and most powerful of the four classical schools of yoga, is the practice of selfless devotion and recognition of the Divine in everything. It requires little to no physical movement, just a loving and open heart, and is often accompanied by beautiful kirtan chanting, sacred music that celebrates our connection to God.

On Saturday, October 16, 2021, Jai Uttal, an internationally renowned kirtan sacred musician, will introduce you to bhakti and how it can help you uncover the place within where your true nature resides —a place where you desire nothing because you are fully immersed in the present moment, and your heart, mind, and soul are filled with joy.

You can register here for Sacred Devotional Kirtan Chanting & Healing Bhakti Practices With Jai Uttal: How to Uncover Your True Nature & Become an Instrument of Grace, Unconditional Love & Joyful Service: 

In this uplifting hour of bhakti movement and kirtan chanting, you’ll discover:

• How bhakti yoga is a devotional practice, enabling you to nurture an exalted, heart-centered relationship with the Divine
  
• A practice that can help you release all your worries and concerns to the Divine, enhancing spiritual awareness and awakening compassion in your daily life
  
• The power of kirtan and devotional chanting
  
• The ways that practicing bhakti movements can remove stress and anxiety, replacing them with positivity, love, and awe
  
• How following the path of bhakti yoga can enhance your soul connection and provide a respite in difficult times

Bhakti is all about surrendering your intellect and leading with your heart.  Jai will show you how bhakti, along with kirtan, India’s ancient call-and-response sacred chanting — and the most important technique in bhakti yoga — can eliminate our feeling of separateness and connect our hearts through song.

You’ll see how bhakti movement and kirtan together can help you invoke the energies of various deities through chanting — and transform you into an instrument of grace, unconditional love, service, and gratitude, exalting you to a life of joyful celebration. 

You can register here.

Liz Gracia

Liz Gracia
Founder & Conscious Curator of Transformational Events
Host of Your Weekly Dose of Higher Consciousness Podcast

P.S. In Sacred Devotional Kirtan Chanting & Healing Bhakti Practices With Jai Uttal: How to Uncover Your True Nature & Become an Instrument of Grace, Unconditional Love & Joyful Service…

… you’ll experience higher consciousness through the practice of sacred kirtan chants and bhakti, as you devote yourself to the Divine and open yourself to more profound love, compassion, and connection to others.

We hope you’re able to catch the event as scheduled, but if you register and miss it, you’ll receive a downloadable recording as soon as it’s available.

Grammy-nominated Jai Uttal is a kirtan artist, multi-instrumentalist, and ecstatic vocalist. He is a pioneer in the world music community, influenced by both Indian music and American rock and jazz. Jai has been leading, teaching, and performing world music and kirtan — the ancient yoga of chanting or singing to God — around the world for close to 50 years, creating a safe environment for people to open their hearts and voices.

Growing up in New York City, he lived in a home filled with music. He began studying classical piano at the age of seven, and later learned to play old-time banjo, harmonica, and guitar. At age 17, he heard Indian music for the first time; two years later he moved to California and studied under the famous sarod player, Ali Akbar Khan. Jai later began taking regular pilgrimages to India, living among the wandering street musicians of Bengal, and singing with the kirtan wallahs in the temple of his guru, Neem Karoli Baba. He has released 20 highly acclaimed CDs, the latest being the double album, Roots, Rock, Rama! 

Jai has emerged as a leading influence in the Western Bhakti movement. He considers Bhakti Yoga to be the core of his musical and spiritual life.