For the Kirtan Connection course that I teach, we have a private blog where students write a post every week and comment on their fellow students' posts. This week our topic was kirtan etiquette and pride. I just finished commenting on every post.
I feel like I've just emerged from a washing machine. I feel cleansed inside and out, as if I have received instructions from my spiritual master on the art of leading and participating in kirtan. I am humbled by the innate wisdom of each and every student.
In this course, we have a woman who received spiritual initiation in 1979 and is now returning to the Krishna conscious movement.
A spunky thirteen-year-old and a powerful thirty-two-year-old gurukuli.
A professional modern dancer who has visited the Bhakti Center only once before, and participated in kirtan possibly four times.
A lady who is dedicated to Krishna Consciousness and is a registered member of a Native American tribe. She comes down from Boston every week and shares her beautiful culture with us.
Two sincere and inspired yoginis - one who teaches and practices at The Bhakti Center and the other one who has traveled to India with Raghunath.
A soft-hearted woman dedicated to truth and serving Krishna.
I am in awe by the beauty of each student, so grateful to be serving each one. I believe that they are probably teaching me way more about kirtan than I will ever teach them. Thank you, Srila Prabhupad, for granting me the association of these beautiful people.
I feel like I've just emerged from a washing machine. I feel cleansed inside and out, as if I have received instructions from my spiritual master on the art of leading and participating in kirtan. I am humbled by the innate wisdom of each and every student.
In this course, we have a woman who received spiritual initiation in 1979 and is now returning to the Krishna conscious movement.
A spunky thirteen-year-old and a powerful thirty-two-year-old gurukuli.
A professional modern dancer who has visited the Bhakti Center only once before, and participated in kirtan possibly four times.
A lady who is dedicated to Krishna Consciousness and is a registered member of a Native American tribe. She comes down from Boston every week and shares her beautiful culture with us.
Two sincere and inspired yoginis - one who teaches and practices at The Bhakti Center and the other one who has traveled to India with Raghunath.
A soft-hearted woman dedicated to truth and serving Krishna.
I am in awe by the beauty of each student, so grateful to be serving each one. I believe that they are probably teaching me way more about kirtan than I will ever teach them. Thank you, Srila Prabhupad, for granting me the association of these beautiful people.
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