Maestro Dr. L. Subramaniam offers profoundly moving improvisation on violin as he responds to Sri Chinmoy’s meditational music on esraj.
Follow Dr L Subramaniam on website: indianviolin.com & Kavita Krishnamurti on website: kavitaks.com
To find out more about Sri Chinmoy, visit the official website: www.srichinmoy.org
Maestro Dr. L. Subramaniam offers profoundly moving improvisation on violin as he responds to Sri Chinmoy’s meditational music on flute.
Follow Dr L Subramaniam on website: indianviolin.com & Kavita Krishnamurti on website: kavitaks.com
To find out more about Sri Chinmoy, visit the official website: www.srichinmoy.org
Songs:
– God Does Not Take Any Intermission
– God Gives Surrender-Lessons
– God Is Not Disturbed
– God Loves to Examine My Life
Enjoy singing along with the audio recordings. These songs are composed by Sri Chinmoy and performed by his disciple Purnakama. Please click the links below to listen to or download the audio and song scores:
Lyrics:
1. God Does Not Take Any Intermission
God does not take any intermission
From His Heaven-Day
And earth-night performances.
I must do the same to prove
That I am His beloved child.
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘A God-Devotion-Teardrop’ songbook
2. God Gives Surrender-Lessons
God gives surrender-lessons
Only to the first-class seekers.
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘A God-Devotion-Teardrop’ songbook
3. God Is Not Disturbed
God is not disturbed by His age.
So should I be?
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘A God-Devotion-Teardrop’ songbook
4. God Loves to Examine My Life
God loves to examine my life.
God’s Eye loves to embrace my heart.
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘A God-Devotion-Teardrop’ songbook
© 2021 Sri Chinmoy Centre
March 14, 2021
Artist – Monk Party. Song written by Sri Chinmoy
Starring – Aiswarya Mahesh, Sitar – Liam Oliver Oud, Vocals – Pragunya Myers-Daly Tabla, Vocals – Nelson Myers-Daly, Camera – Nuha Fathina & Nelson, Directed and Edited – Nelson, Dance assistance – Jay Mehta.
Here are the links:
For more info please visit the www.monkparty.com
Songs:
– Yule Days Arrive
– Ami Shishu Ami Shishu
Enjoy singing along with the audio recordings. These songs are composed by Sri Chinmoy and performed by his disciple Purnakama. Please click the links below to listen to or download the audio and song scores:
Lyrics:
1. Yule Days Arrive
Yule days arrive
To make me a child-heart,
Like the child of Mary.
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘God’s Perfection-Choice’ songbook
2. Ami Shishu Ami Shishu
Ami shishu ami shishu
Ami chira shishu
Meri kole dhara buke
Jatha chhila Jishu
Translation:
I am a child.
I am a child, an eternal child,
Like Jesus on the lap
Of Mary on earth.
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Jesus the Seeker, Christ the Saviour’ songbook
© 2020 Sri Chinmoy Centre
December 21, 2020
We celebrated The Garden of Light’s 20th anniversary November 21st 2019, in our new location at 1111 Bank Street in Old Ottawa South. We were delighted to host so many of you from the community and share music, inspiration, chai tea, essential oil blends and great conversation! We look forward to welcoming you all back soon to our special paradise: The Garden of Light. Slideshow and photography by Prabhakar https://www.pjtstreet.com/
Utsahi St-Amand mentions his first meditation moments when he had just turned 40 (Moncton, New-Brunswick), his appreciation for the Halifax Centre, where he belonged until coming to Ottawa in 1990, his first encounter with Sri Chinmoy, then his many subsequent visits to New York. Throughout this interview, he relates how his experiences with Sri Chinmoy changed him, in his Master’s words, from a professor to “a student of the heart”. He also shares the double experience of the physical presence of the Master, both in Ottawa and New York, and then the after October 2007: the new presence of his Master. He adds some comments about The Garden of Light, which he owns and the meditation classes, which he offers with Prabhakar. He describes the period we are going through as follows: «Times of uncertainty are times of opportunity”.
On October 21, 2019, 827 children (between 7-19 years old) from 23 schools in Pécs and the surrounding area sang at the famous Kodály Center – one of the best music halls in Hungary – 15 peace songs in Bengali and English by Sri Chinmoy, accompanied by the ensemble “Mountain-Silence” in honor of the United Nations International Day of Peace. At the end all the children – the whole audience – gave a standing ovation, clapping and thrumming enthusiastically. As an “encore” the children sang two songs once more with great joy and enthusiasm.
The next big project will be a similar group of children but coming from many places around the world. The event is planned for the 30th of October 2020 in Győr. If you have ideas to realize this event or want to participate please contact: [email protected].
This video documents a remarkable week long event celebrating peace in Palermo. An initiative involving Mayor Leoluca Orlando and the city of Palermo hosting 10 exhibitions of Sri Chinmoy’s Jharna-Kala artwork along with numerous Peace Run events, concerts and seminars. The event culminated with a parade through the city of a 160 m long canvas of children’s artwork dedicated to Peace.
When we think about running, most of us think of it as a form of physical exercise – something that we do to lose weight, look better or stay healthy. Some of us like to measure how far and how quickly we can run. But running can be so much more than that. What if someone told you that running could be a tool to transform your life? This week, film-maker and inspirational human being, Sanjay Rawal, is here to do just that.
Whilst making his latest film (3100: Run and Become), Sanjay followed the most elite multi-day race in the world – the 3,100-mile race, which takes place on the streets of Queens, New York City each summer. He also followed the Kalahari Bushman and a group of Japanese Monks. What was common amongst all three groups of people was that they performed superhuman feats with the sole goal of spiritual growth. Sanjay talks about their individual journeys and what we can all learn from them.
Through physical exertion, Sanjay believes that we can all understand who we are and connect to something bigger than ourselves. We discuss how modern life presents many obstacles for us, but Sanjay explains how we can all achieve self-expansion, whether we are running or simply walking down the road. This is an incredible conversation – I think you will really enjoy it.
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Articles: BBC – Sri Chinmoy Self-Transcendence:
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