Meditation, Music and Social Vision
500 years ago a great saint in Bengal popularized the singing of God’s name as a way to reach spiritual fulfillment. His name was Caetanya Mahaprabhu. Ever since that time this divine chanting (kirtan, or kiirtan) has been a huge part of devotional or bhakti yoga.
Here is a video of some inspired kiirtan at the recent winter retreat held near Austin, Texas
I gave a concert-lecture on yoga and meditation at the Sana Vida Spa in Marble Falls, TX (near Austin) today. Here are some photos:
Everyone sings along on "Love is the Best"
“Make Me Humble,” a track from the CD “As the World Spins Around” was played on WCVF-FM, a college radio station in Fredonia, New York (they are the station of SUNY Fredonia). An Internet station based in England has also added tracks from “As the World Spins Around” to their playlist as well.
During a recent visit to Greensboro, NC I sat and stood for a photo-shoot with photographer Gary Warnimont and will be using these photos in upcoming publicity.
Here is one of the new photos:
Two tracks from the CD “As the World Spins Around” were played on KZGM in Cabool MO and WAZU Peoria IL. The tracks that were played were: As the World Spins Around and It’s the System. Live streaming available at www.mykz88.com (broadcast times Wed 10/12 at 10am CT and repeats Sun 10/16 at noon CT).
Recently I was interviewed on the vegetarian program of the radio station WEFT in Champaign, Il We had a good conversation about meditation, yoga, vegetarianism and music. I played two songs live: “A Better Deal” and “I Don’t Eat Meat.”
In case you missed the live program you can now listen to it here:
[audio:https://www.dadaveda.com/Food-for-thought.mp3]
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