Live performance of the serene and meditative dawn raga Ahir Bhairav by Teymour Housego on bansuri, accompanied by Upneet Singh on tabla. It was aptly performed at daybreak, the last item of SAA-UK’s annual summer solstice all-night Indian classical festival at a church in Leeds in June 2013.  The magic of that special evening is palpable in Teymour’s rendition: a deeply serene and beautiful alap, followed by a more playful jod, then two gats, one in rupak taal (7-beat cycle) and the other in teental (16-beat cycle), culminating in a breath-taking fast-paced jhala.

Teymour Housego (bansuri) and Upneet Singh (tabla) - Raag Ahir Bhairav (live recording)

Great Beings Are Here For One Reason

Charulatha Mani sings verses 21 to 30 of Adi Sanara's Soundarya Lahari

Soundarya Lahari (Verses 21 to 30)

🌌 MEET ME IN ETERNITY 🌌

An odyssey beyond time, crafted by SYNTHTOPIA x QVANTVM

This album is a deep, cinematic journey through the cosmos — a meditation on infinity, light, and the eternal resonance of existence. Built from evolving synth pads, warm analog textures, and ethereal orchestral layers, each piece unfolds like a star-born hymn: expansive, transportive, and timeless.

From the shimmering stillness of THE QUIET BETWEEN THE SUNS to the soaring radiance of FIELDS OF STARLIGHT and the transcendental call of ARC OF INFINITY, this is music designed to dissolve boundaries between the human spirit and the infinite universe.

These soundscapes invite higher consciousness, deep reflection, and a sense of home among the stars. It is not just an album — it is a gateway.

✨ Enter the cosmos. Meet me in eternity. ✨

ARC OF INFINITY

Gajendra moksham Stotram Canto 8 chapter 3 8.3

Sri Gajendra moksha Stotram

Hari Prasad Chaurasia - Raga Vachspati - Music Of Joy

Programme on Swami Vivekananda's birthday at Belur Math on 19 January 2017

Raga Kedar (Gat in Teentaal)

Pandit Shivkumar Sharma