In mantra singing we join voices and hearts in the spirit of love & Devotion. Mantra, kirtan, chanting, are different names for one of the central practice of Bhakti (Devotional) Yoga, that has a goal to still our minds and open our hearts through devotional singing.

How to Chant Mantras?
Feeling the vibration of the sound is a sacred and profound experience. It is a form of Bhakti yoga. It needs the proper breathing, proper relaxation, and proper state of mind. Chanting mantras properly, your being starts to shine, your soul finds the way to express itself through sounds and your heart opens.

How to chant in a group?
Chanting, your body becomes a temple and an instrument. Respect your body signals. Are you nervous when you chant? Is your voice very quiet, are you afraid to be seen or heard? Is your throat too tight? Are you chanting from your navel or from your head? Are you centred, grounded, balanced and do you respect equally the needs of your heart and the needs of your head? Are you too loud? Is your ego fighting to get in? Do you chant because you want others to hear you or because you want to become the divine energy and you want to let the Divine flow run through you.

Chanting Mantras Meditation
Chanting is a form of meditation and the silence is the key to it
Go first into the silence of your heart feeling the mantra. Each mantra has a deep and profound meaning, connect to it. From the space of peace, from the space of openness, from the space of love, start singing!

Chanting as a Kirtan practice is growing as a worldwide movement
In Kirtan we join voices and hearts in the spirit of Love & Devotion. Kirtan is the central practice of Bhakti Yoga. With Kirtan our minds quiet down and we allow our heart to open. Singing words of mantras, prayers or devotional songs we become the transcendental vibration of the sound that we repeat, and we become pure love and joy. Chanting is becoming a spiritual force leading towards more love on Earth