~ H a r e ~ K r i s h n a ~

Вкус - 2 - чудо киртан - 1 - трио с Ядубарой д и Шиштакритом д  (под аккомпанемент малого оркестра)

Chakrini - He Gopinath

Gaura Mani - Hare Krsna

Badahari Pr Bhajans - Prabhu Tava Pada Yuge

H.D. Goswami’s album “Krishna Kirtan West” introduces us to an enlightening combination of bhakti-yoga mantras and songs, formally known as kirtan, and western-style melodies reminiscent of the baroque classics.

Tears Falling From My Eyes

Hare Krishna

Bhaja Hu Re Mana Sri Nandanandana

Get it Right

PSALMS – VOL. IV: BROKEN ALTARS – The Shaken Remnant

Synopsis:
Volume IV walks through Psalms 46–60 as songs for a shaken world and a God who doesn’t move. It opens with the earthquake refuge of “River in the Ruins” and the triumphant coronation energy of “King Above All Crowns,” then moves into city-on-a-hill imagery, warnings about wealth and judgment, and the raw repentance of “Clean Heart Prayer.” From there the album presses into corrupt power, betrayal by friends, burdens laid onto God, tears kept in His bottle, caves and wings, broken fangs for violent rulers, and “Dogs at the Gate” circling a sleeping city. It closes with “Banner in the Dust,” a battle-weary anthem that raises hope in the middle of national loss. Each track paraphrases a psalm into a modern, singable form, stretching across blues-rock, punk, indie-folk, soul, cinematic rock and worship-adjacent moods, all under The Shaken Remnant’s gritty, spiritual lens.

Tears in Your Bottle | Psalm 56

Not a Burden

Śri Damodarastakam with the translation.

Damodarastakam

Summer Krishna

Soul Krishna [song]

Breathe Again [song]

The Hare Krishna Mahamantra performed by bhajan duo "Prema Hara".
About Prema Hara:

Attracted by Bhakti Yoga, the path of devotion, Kamaniya and Keshavacharya Das have spent many years living in ashrams, searching for the divine through devotional service and singing. Seeing the impact of chanting on people, they were inspired to commit their lives to sharing the universal spiritual practice of kirtan with the Western world.

Known for her joyful expression, Kamaniya’s love for sacred chanting is apparent. As well as leading her own kirtan for the past decade, she has accompanied eminent devotional singers such as Shyamdas, Jai Uttal, Girish, Durga Das and Gaura Vani & As Kindred Spirits.

Keshavacharya Das’ search for a deeper meaning to life led him to a little Indian town amongst shrines and sadhus, where kirtan became his life. For years as a monk his every breath was spent in meditating on and celebrating divine sound. He spent the last few years traveling across the USA performing kirtan at many yoga studios and retreat centers.

The sixteen sound syllables of the Mahamantra follow...

HARE KRISHNA MAHAMANTRA

Hare Krishna 
Hare Krishna
Krishna Krishna
Hare Hare
Hare Rama
Hare Rama
Rama Rama
Hare Hare

Srila Prabhupada says:

Rama and Krishna are names of God, and Hare is the energy of God. So when we chant the maha-mantra, we address God together with His energy. This energy is of two kinds, the spiritual and the material. At present we are in the clutches of the material energy. Therefore we pray to Krishna that He may kindly deliver us from the service of the material energy and accept us into the service of the spiritual energy. That is our whole philosophy. Hare Krishna means, "O energy of God, O God [Krishna], please engage me in Your service." It is our nature to render service. Somehow or other we have come to the service of material things, but when this service is transformed into the service of the spiritual energy, then our life is perfect.

Bhakti Fest - Be in the Bhav

Hare Krishna ~ Prema Hara:

2012.09.16 HG Sarvatma prabhu

2012.09.19 HG Sarvatma prabhu

MSt., Oxford University
Teacher, Mayapur Institute

Breathe Again [song]

Cyril Wohrer

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