Kirtan is a wonderful way to connect with yourself, others, and the source of life. It resembles mantra singing but with simpler lyrics. While in mantra singing the tempo often stays constant, Kirtan builds up in speed to reach a climax. The lyrics are usually
Kirtan is a wonderful way to connect with yourself, others, and the source of life. It resembles mantra singing but with simpler lyrics. While in mantra singing the tempo often stays constant, Kirtan builds up in speed to reach a climax. The lyrics are usually Sanskrit names of Hindu deities, symbolizing aspects within ourselves. ‘Kirtan’ literally means “the name.” By repeating these names together in rising tempo, you enter a state of connection, joy, and surrender.
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