Yoga of Sound: Kirtans from the Sacred Forest - Deva, Agni
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One of the oldest sacred music tradtions in the world, "kirtan" call-and-response chanting originated in India. Consisting of ancient Sanskrit mantras that are sung, the kirtan calls forth deep spiritual energies that quiet the mind, remove obstacles, and allow us to return to the center of our being. In this book-and-CD combination, acclaimed singer Agni Deva offers an evocative interpretation of the kirtans from various sacred songs and Patrick Bernard's book, richly illustrated with color images of deities and holy sites, provides dazzling devotional poetry, didactic tales, and guides to both meditation and spiritual enlightenment.…mehr

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One of the oldest sacred music tradtions in the world, "kirtan" call-and-response chanting originated in India. Consisting of ancient Sanskrit mantras that are sung, the kirtan calls forth deep spiritual energies that quiet the mind, remove obstacles, and allow us to return to the center of our being. In this book-and-CD combination, acclaimed singer Agni Deva offers an evocative interpretation of the kirtans from various sacred songs and Patrick Bernard's book, richly illustrated with color images of deities and holy sites, provides dazzling devotional poetry, didactic tales, and guides to both meditation and spiritual enlightenment.
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Renowned for his sweet Gaudiya style kirtan, Agni Deva sings traditional songs with cross-over accompaniment. Agni Deva was born in Trinidad and moved to New York in his youth. His study of Vedic philosophy led him to discover the devotional music of West Bengal. In 1972 he began publicly performing bhajan and kirtan in the traditional Bengali style. He later toured with the South Asian Cultural Exhibition performing on university campuses across the United States and continues to perform today.