Kirtan Devotional Singing

What is kirtan?

Kirtan you could describe as devotional singing. For some people it is musical

expression, for others it is spiritual practice. As we immerse ourselves in kirtan, we

heal the body, calm the mind, and awaken the spirit. Kirtan awakens joy, promotes

emotional healing, and creates a deep sense of unity.

In kirtan, there is no judgment. People are free to sing loudly, softly, off-key, or with

tears streaming down their faces. This non-judgemental space allows for authentic

emotional expression.

At its core, kirtan is a spiritual practice designed to awaken the soul and reconnect us

with the Divine. It is the heart of Bhakti Yoga, the yoga of devotion.

If you’ve ever felt the need to reconnect with something greater than yourself, if

you’ve ever longed for inner peace or community, then kirtan may be the right

practice for you.

What we do?

Sandra and Emil facilitate the kirtan sessions by singing and accompany several

different mantras with different instruments such as the Indian harmonium and guitar.

The mantras we sing together are mostly in Sanskrit. They can be very simple such

as the repetition of the name of the Divine or more complicated. By repeating the

mantras it will become easier and the powerful Sanskrit words will have an affect on

you, even if you don’t understand a single word.

Price:

€6 per participant, children under the age of 12 for free.

Please bring a cushion to sit on.

Reservations are not necessary, but we would appreciate it if you let us know if you are coming.

Who are we?

Sandra is a yoga teacher and kirtan artist. She is a singer and harmonium player.

Emil is a music therapist, guitarist and drummer.

Examples of mantras we like to sing