Chanting the Name in service of the One
Kirtan Path has been singing with the greater Twin Cities kirtan community since 2009. They participated in several local festivals over the years, such as the Twin Cities Kirtan Festival, the Twin Cities Yoga Festival, India in Iowa, and the Inner Peace Festival.
They were honored to sing at the inaugural Bhakti Fest Midwest in 2012 where they were dubbed "Midwest wallah to watch" by The Bhakti Beat. They were reinvited to the 2013 and 2014 festivals. They released their debut CD, Samgayati - A Gathering In Song , in June 2013.
Kirtan Path has regular events in Minneapolis/St. Paul and the surrounding area, including Western Wisconsin. See the Events page for upcoming kirtans and workshops. Please use the Contact page if you have questions or want to arrange a kirtan at your venue.
I hope you will join us at a kirtan soon! Events are mostly donation-based and inclusive of every person. No previous experience or special singing talent needed. Subscribe to our email list to stay informed about our events.
Ram Ram
Pascale
They were honored to sing at the inaugural Bhakti Fest Midwest in 2012 where they were dubbed "Midwest wallah to watch" by The Bhakti Beat. They were reinvited to the 2013 and 2014 festivals. They released their debut CD, Samgayati - A Gathering In Song , in June 2013.
Kirtan Path has regular events in Minneapolis/St. Paul and the surrounding area, including Western Wisconsin. See the Events page for upcoming kirtans and workshops. Please use the Contact page if you have questions or want to arrange a kirtan at your venue.
I hope you will join us at a kirtan soon! Events are mostly donation-based and inclusive of every person. No previous experience or special singing talent needed. Subscribe to our email list to stay informed about our events.
Ram Ram
Pascale
What is kirtan?
Kirtan is the sacred tradition of call-and-response chanting, brought to us from India. Kirtan is one of the principal activities of Bhakti Yoga (the path of devotion). The chants come from the Hindu tradition, but people of all faiths and cultural backgrounds participate in kirtan - it is in essence a meditation, repeating the names of the God, turning inward towards ourselves. We experience the energy and vibrations of communal singing, connecting to the Divine and each other, opening our hearts and quieting our minds. Everyone participating contributes to the experience, emanating loving energy to the universe.