Yeshu, Allah aur Krishna was originally released as part of Soundpad, a British Council Initiative showcasing up and coming Indian bands. It is a view of the world today, seen through the eyes of 14th century mystic poet Kabir, who sang of religious harmony. His messages find resonance today, more than at any time in the past.

Written by Vasu Dixit, Hitesh Kewalya / Composed by Swarathma / Recorded at Empire Studios, Mumbai by Chinmay Harshe / Mixed by Hriday Goswami / Mastered at The Final Sound, NM, USA by Ty Degroff


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Swarathma - Yeshu Allah aur Krishna

Chidakasha is a Sanskrit term that means “space of consciousness” or “inner space.” In yoga philosophy, it is the link between the conscious, subconscious and super-conscious, located behind the forehead and the ajna chakra. Chidakasha is where the activities of consciousness — both gross and subtle — take place.

The term comes from the Sanskrit roots, chit, meaning “consciousness,” and akasha, meaning “space,” “ether” or “field.” Chidakasha meditation, or dharana, is concentration on this inner space of consciousness.

Swarathma - Yeshu Allah aur Krishna

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