Chant Camp Festival

09/13/2022

09/13/2022

09/07/2022

“I was by good fortune was born into the Bhakti Tradition. From Childhood I was exposed to The ancient Vedic culture. Kirtan has always been a part of my life. I was born in the United States, but later on moved to the Mystical Land of Vrindavan in India to better understand the Bhakti Culture. I stayed for 4 years in the Ashram In Sri Vrindavan Dham. It was a Life changing experience. The experience has a profound impact on my life. In Vrindavan I met many exalted personalities. I was part of a Musical Group called the Sri Sri Krsna Balaram Mandir 24 Hour Kirtan Mandali in which we had a group of guys that keep kirtan going on in the Krsna Balaram Mandir 24/7. We divide the day into shifts and all take the Responsibility of doing kirtan for a minimum of 6 hours everyday (or more). It was a life changing experience to chant the Holy names for hours everyday. Along with this service I spent a lot of my time deepening my Knowledge in Sastri Sangeet (Indian Classical Music). My first Music teacher was Pandit Tarun Krsna who left his body, after shortly I then took the shelter of my next music teacher Shripad Limbekar of the Gwalior/ Jaipur Gharana. I also studied Mrdanga under Bablu Mahashy of Godrumadwip Mayapur. I am currently living in NYC pursuing my college degree and traveling to many different festivals and events to share Kirtan.”

09/06/2022

Malini Taneja is a multi-faceted artist known for her devotional performances, improvisation in both western and eastern dance styles, and her engagement with audiences in singing and dancing without inhibitions.

09/05/2022

09/03/2022

Bada Haridas Prabhu Known for his inspiring and soulful chants, has studied and performed Indian devotional music, including Indian classical music and raga since 1975. Bada Haridas artistically blends his many influences to create unique music in celebration of the divine

09/03/2022

Classically trained as a vocalist in India for nearly a decade and immersed in kirtan (devotional music) since birth, Karnamrita Dasi Music is one of the world’s leading kirtan singers as well as the first female Westerner to be classically trained in this sacred art. Since her mother’s passing in 1998, she has dedicated her life to composing, recording, performing, and collecting rare Sanskrit poetry in order to continue and honor her mother’s passion for sharing the ancient bhakti tradition with others.

09/02/2022

San Francisco based yoga teacher, world music recording artist and devoted student of yoga, Nat Kendall shares his wisdom of the teachings in a heartfelt and grounded way that will easily awaken beginners and re-inspire long time practitioners. Instantly accessible and relevant to our modern times, the grace of Nat’s teachings pour through in tangible practices, tools, techniques and insights that are sure to enlighten your spiritual path and yogic journey.
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"I'm indebted and at the feet of many teachers and the sacrifices they've made to share the teachings. And, I'm at the feet of the teachings themselves. It is by the grace of many, and something indescribable, that I've found my way home through the wisdom of Yoga. My mission is to share what has been shared with me, to share what has been awakened in me through the yogic traditions and gift you the sanctuary of the teachings that illuminate the path home."

08/31/2022

Raghunath Cappo has been on a spiritual quest in this life! From his teens he started a punk/hardcore band called Youth of Today, which championed the principles of clean living, vegetarian diet, and self-control. By the time he was 21, his band had tens of thousands of fans around the world. He started Revelation Records, an Indy record label with his high school buddy and signed 20 bands with similar beliefs and ethics. He got into spirituality, metaphysics, and mysticism; eagerly consuming spiritual classics, his hunger only increased. This eventually manifested as strong desire to go deeper. The teachings of India drove him East and at age 22, he ended up on an ashram floor in the holy village of Vrindavan. That was 1988 — and one of the best choices he made in his life.