Category: Music & Concerts

News #111: Remarkable Choir Performance at the Bangladesh Embassy

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Moscow Sri Chinmoy Centre at the Bangladesh Embassy

Moscow Sri Chinmoy Centre made a meaningful contribution on February 21, 2026. A choir of Sri Chinmoy students  participated in a cultural programme at the Bangladesh Embassy in Moscow. The event honoured International Mother Language Day. This day celebrates linguistic diversity worldwide. It remembers the 1952 sacrifices in Bangladesh for the Bengali language. The programme featured heartfelt performances. The Sri Chinmoy choir added a spiritual touch through devotional singing and music. Their presence highlighted unity across cultures.

H.E. Md Nazrul Islam, the Ambassador, expressed deep gratitude. He thanked Sri Chinmoy and the Centre for years of fruitful cooperation with the Embassy. This recognition shows the strong bond built over time. The event fostered harmony between nations and spiritual values.

International Mother Language Day: A Global Celebration

International Mother Language Day falls on February 21 each year. UNESCO established it in 1999. The date commemorates the Language Movement in Bangladesh. Students protested for Bengali recognition in 1952. Many lost their lives. Today, the day promotes multilingualism and cultural diversity. In 2026, themes focused on youth voices and education in mother tongues.

Events occur worldwide. Embassies host programmes to share traditions. In Moscow, the Bangladesh Embassy organised a special evening. It brought together diplomats, community members, and artists. The inclusion of the Sri Chinmoy choir enriched the occasion. Their music conveyed peace and oneness.

The Sri Chinmoy Choir’s Inspiring Performance

The choir consisted of students of Sri Chinmoy. They performed devotional songs composed by Sri Chinmoy, reflecting his spiritual teachings. Sri Chinmoy emphasised music as a path to inner peace. At the Embassy, the choir sang with devotion. Their voices created a serene atmosphere.

This was not the first such collaboration. Sri Chinmoy’s students have long engaged in cultural exchanges. Similar events promote understanding between East and West.

Long-Standing Cooperation with the Bangladesh Embassy

H.E. Md Nazrul Islam’s words carried weight. He highlighted “many years of fruitful cooperation.” This partnership includes various events. Sri Chinmoy’s vision supports global harmony. His teachings align with values of respect for languages and cultures.

The Embassy values these contributions. Spiritual groups add depth to cultural programmes. They remind attendees of shared human aspirations. Gratitude from the Ambassador strengthens ties. It encourages future joint efforts.

Sri Chinmoy’s Legacy in Promoting Harmony

Sri Chinmoy taught peace through self-transcendence. He founded centres worldwide. They unite people beyond borders. On Mother Language Day, the focus on language resonates. Sri Chinmoy encouraged expression in diverse forms. His poetry and songs appear in many languages.

Russia hosts active Sri Chinmoy activities. The Bangladesh Embassy event adds to this legacy. It shows practical application of oneness.

The Significance for the Russian-Bangladeshi Community

Moscow’s diverse community attended. Diplomats, expatriates, and locals gathered. The programme celebrated Bengali heritage. Yet it welcomed all. The choir’s participation broadened appeal.

Such events build bridges. They counter division with shared joy. In a global city like Moscow, cultural exchanges matter. They foster goodwill between Bangladesh and Russia.

The Ambassador’s thanks inspires continuation. Cooperation grows through mutual respect. Spiritual contributions enhance diplomatic relations.

Broader Impact of Spiritual-Cultural Initiatives

Initiatives like this promote tolerance. They highlight language as a cultural treasure. Sri Chinmoy’s approach integrates spirituality with service. In Russia, similar events occur. This strengthens intercultural dialogue.

The February 21 event succeeded beautifully. Attendees left inspired. The choir’s performance touched hearts. Gratitude from leadership motivates more involvement.

Looking Forward to Future Collaborations

This programme sets a positive example. Future events can build on it. The bond between Sri Chinmoy Centre and the Embassy endures.

Seekers in Moscow find value here. New participants discover peace through music. The Centre welcomes all.

If interested in meditation or cultural harmony, connect with the Moscow Sri Chinmoy Centre. Such gatherings offer upliftment.

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For more information about events, visit the official website: www.srichinmoycentre.org.
To learn more about Sri Chinmoy, please visit: www.srichinmoy.org.

News #110: Powerful Uplifting Nature Evening in Dublin

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Powerful Uplifting Nature Evening in Dublin on February 14-15

Mangala’s Group in Dublin recently organised an uplifting evening over the weekend of February 14-15. Nearly 80 seekers gathered for this special event. It focused on the theme of Mother Nature. The programme drew inspiration from Sri Chinmoy’s book “Listen to Nature.” Activities included guided visualisations, devotional singing, recitals, and a joyful sing-along. Background videos showed beautiful scenes from nature. This created a peaceful and immersive atmosphere. The evening also served as a prelude to new classes starting next week. Additionally, the last night featured the second session of their monthly “Music & Meditation” series.

The response from attendees was highly encouraging. Feedback proved heartwarming and positive. Many felt inspired and connected. This event highlights the Centre’s ongoing commitment to spiritual growth in Dublin.

The Theme: Connecting with Mother Nature

The entire programme centred on Mother Nature. Sri Chinmoy’s teachings emphasise harmony with the earth. His book “Listen to Nature: Living in Harmony with the Earth” offers deep insights. It addresses environmental challenges through a spiritual lens. It promotes hope and practical steps for balance. The Dublin event brought these ideas to life. Participants explored nature’s wisdom through music and meditation. This approach helps seekers feel oneness with the environment. In today’s world, such connections feel essential. They nurture inner peace amid global concerns.

Highlights of the Programme

The evening began with guided visualisations. Then came devotional singing. Soulful melodies filled the space. Recitals followed, sharing inspiring words from Sri Chinmoy. A joyful sing-along closed the main part. Everyone joined in with enthusiasm. Nature videos played in the background throughout. They showed forests, oceans, mountains, and wildlife. This multimedia element enhanced the experience. It made the theme feel vivid and real.

Furthermore, the programme flowed smoothly. Each part complemented the others. Attendees reported feeling uplifted and calm. The atmosphere stayed warm and welcoming.

The Music & Meditation Series Continues

This event marked the second session of the monthly “Music & Meditation” series. The series features thoughtfully curated multimedia programmes. Each explores inspiring spiritual themes. February’s focus was Mother Nature. Future sessions will cover other profound topics. These evenings offer regular opportunities for growth. They combine music, meditation, and reflection. Many look forward to the ongoing series. It builds a strong community in Dublin.

Community Response and Encouragement

Nearly 80 people attended over the weekend. Their feedback was overwhelmingly positive. Comments highlighted the heartwarming energy. Many felt renewed and inspired. The Dublin Sri Chinmoy Centre continues to serve the community. It fosters spiritual exploration in Ireland.

Events like this strengthen bonds among seekers. They create spaces for shared inspiration. In busy modern life, these gatherings offer refuge. They remind us of inner harmony and nature’s beauty.

Why These Events Matter in Dublin

Dublin Sri Chinmoy Centre has offered meditation and music for years. It draws from Sri Chinmoy’s universal teachings. These promote peace, self-transcendence, and service. The recent Mother Nature evening fits perfectly. It addresses both personal spirituality and global care. Participants leave with renewed appreciation. They carry tools for harmony in daily life.

Moreover, such programmes are inclusive. Everyone is welcome regardless of background. The focus stays on inner growth and joy. This inclusivity builds a supportive community. It encourages ongoing participation.

The Centre’s efforts contribute to Dublin’s spiritual scene. They complement other wellness activities in the city. People seeking depth find value here.

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For more information about events, visit the official website: www.srichinmoycentre.org.
To learn more about Sri Chinmoy, please visit: www.srichinmoy.org.

Video #342: Mountain Silence Concert – Uplifting Peace in Switzerland

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On January 11, 2026, the Swiss women’s ensemble Mountain Silence performed a serene concert of Sri Chinmoy meditation music at the Reformierte Kirche in Wülflingen. First, the free New Year’s event welcomed 2026 with soulful melodies. Then, it filled the space with deep peace. Finally, the full performance is now available in this video.

Sri Chinmoy Meditation Music – Serene New Year Gift

Mountain Silence is well-known for their pure and devoted interpretations of Sri Chinmoy’s music. For example, their performances stand out for clarity and harmony. As a result, listeners often slip into meditation simply by hearing the sound.

In this concert, the ensemble played a lovely selection of Sri Chinmoy’s songs. First, they offered heartfelt English pieces about Jesus Christ. These express universal devotion and longing. Next, soulful Bengali compositions appeared. They evoke deep oneness and stillness. Moreover, the musicians used violin, cello, flute, harmonium, and guitar. Therefore, the music created a truly meditative atmosphere.

Beautiful Blend of English and Bengali Songs

Sri Chinmoy wrote more than 22,000 songs during his life. He saw music as a direct path to awakening. In fact, he often said:

Next to meditation is music… But it has to be soulful music, the music that stirs and elevates our aspiring consciousness… In the twinkling of an eye, music can elevate our consciousness…

– Sri Chinmoy, God the Supreme Musician (1976)

This is a powerful way to quiet the mind. At the same time, it opens the heart to higher light. Consequently, concerts like this one carry forward his gift to seekers everywhere.

Mountain Silence – A Path of Purity and Harmony

This Swiss women’s ensemble has given free concerts of Sri Chinmoy’s music for many years. First, they focus on purity and unity. Second, they prepare carefully. Third, they perform with heartfelt devotion. Therefore, audiences experience meditation without effort — just by listening.

The concert took listeners on a gentle journey. Initially, opening notes invited renewal. Then, moments of profound peace and hope followed. Finally, the evening closed with a sense of eternal light within. Attendees called it deeply touching. Indeed, it felt like meditation brought to life through melody and harmony.

For audio-only tracks from the same event on Sri Chinmoy Radio, see the earlier post:

Why This Concert Matters

Events like this remind us that music can be a bridge to the soul. In a busy world, Sri Chinmoy’s meditative compositions offer a quiet invitation to go within. Mountain Silence’s performance beautifully embodied that invitation — nourishing hearts, illumining minds, and inspiring lives in the spirit of the new year.

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For more information about events, visit the official website: www.srichinmoycentre.org.
To learn more about Sri Chinmoy, please visit: www.srichinmoy.org.

News #108: Sri Chinmoy Centre Russia 2025 – Epic Media Breakthrough

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Nearly 100 Media Features on Harmony Run, Ultrarunning, Sri Chinmoy Teachings, and More

In 2025, Sri Chinmoy Centres in Russia received extensive media attention for Sri Chinmoy’s Path initiatives, with nearly one hundred articles, videos, and audio reports across Russian outlets. The Harmony Run dominated coverage, spanning over 7,000 kilometers through Russia. In small towns and villages, it became a major community event, earning eager local press. Many reports are archived on the official site: www.harmonyrun.ru.

Harmony Run 2025 – 7,000+ km Inspiring Communities Across Russia

The run launched in Smolensk with greetings from Governor Vasily Anokhin, covered widely in regional media. Olympic champion Nadezhda Talanova ran ~20 km with the torch alongside elite athletes like Elena Sidorenkova (world 24-hour record holder), Anna Korolko (winter swimming champion), and Vasily Larkin (100 km champion). The torch passed to Belarusian runners at the border after visits to towns like Pochinok, Yelnya, Roslavl, Desnogorsk, Shumyachi, and Khislavichi. Veteran Svetlana Khisamutdinova (81) ran daily segments, embodying Sri Chinmoy’s inspiring words:

Age is in the mind and not in the heart …

– Sri chinmoy. The Body’s Fitness-Gong. The Soul’s Fulness-Song

On the Zyuratkul Ridge, the run joined an eco-festival “Earth – Our Home of Unity” at Zyuratkul Nature Reserve. Participants climbed to the 1,175 m summit amid a week-long vegetarian experiment for all. Yuri Moskalyov and Nikolai Duzhy led efforts.

In Transbaikalia (Chita), Minister of Sports Andrey Seryodkin met participants on August 6, praising their promotion of health and unity. The torch arrived on August 5 from diverse cities, with the youngest runner aged 12.

In Bikino (Primorsky Krai), the relay included a route from “Bikin” stele to Glory Memorial, flower-laying ceremony, rest at Lokomotiv Stadium, and continuation to Orenburgskoye village with bread-salt welcome, concert, and run. It proceeded to Luchegorsk, Ussuriysk, and Vladivostok.

A 2025 Harmony Run photo slideshow captures the journey’s spirit.

Ultra running Spotlight – First Russian 6-Day Run

The inaugural Russian 6-day “Self-Transcendence” run (August 8–14, 2025, Voronovo, New Moscow) drew 28 participants from Russia, Kazakhstan, and Belarus. Men’s winner Sergei Verbitsky (Tula) covered 708 km; women’s Larisa Psuykalova (Chelyabinsk, 60+) ran 510 km. Interviews revealed strategies like minimal sleep, on-the-move eating, and a positive mindset.

Haborovsk’s Andrey Komyagin earned silver (630 km).

Stories of Sri Chinmoy and Followers – Personal Triumphs and Philosophy

Music, Film, and Anniversaries – Cultural Echoes of the Sri Chinmoy’s Path

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For more information about events, visit the official website: www.srichinmoycentre.org.
To learn more about Sri Chinmoy, please visit: www.srichinmoy.org.

News #107: Mountain Silence New Year Concert – Winterthur 2026 | Sri Chinmoy Radio

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The Swiss ensemble Mountain Silence welcomed 2026 with a beautiful Sri Chinmoy meditation music concert on January 11 in Winterthur. This free New Year’s event filled the space with deep peace. Now, the freshly recorded songs are available for everyone to enjoy on Sri Chinmoy Radio.

Enjoy Sri Chinmoy’s uplifting songs in this meditative New Year’s concert, performed by the Swiss music ensemble Mountain Silence. May the beauty of Sri Chinmoy’s music nourish our hearts, illumine our minds, and inspire our lives.

Listen to the full concert recording here:
Mountain Silence – Winterthur 2026 on Sri Chinmoy Radio

Sri Chinmoy Meditation Music – A Peaceful New Year Start in Winterthur

The concert included many lovely songs by Sri Chinmoy. For example, it featured heartfelt English pieces about Jesus Christ. These songs express universal devotion and spiritual longing. In addition, soulful Bengali compositions appeared throughout the evening. They brought a sense of deep inner silence and oneness. Moreover, the musicians used traditional and classical instruments such as violin, cello, flute, harmonium, and guitar. As a result, the music created a truly meditative atmosphere. Consequently, every listener felt deeply touched.

Mountain Silence is a dedicated women’s ensemble from Switzerland. They have offered free concerts of Sri Chinmoy’s music for many years. Their performances stand out for purity, harmony, and profound peace. Therefore, audiences often experience meditation simply through the sound.

Mountain Silence Ensemble – Beautiful Blend of English and Bengali Songs

Sri Chinmoy wrote over 22,000 songs during his life. He saw music as a strong path to spiritual awakening. In fact, he often explained that meditative music is “the next best thing to meditation itself.” It quiets the mind quickly. At the same time, it opens the heart to higher light. Thus, concerts like this one carry forward his gift of free spiritual music to people everywhere.

The Winterthur concert marked an inspiring beginning to 2026. First, it reminded everyone of inner renewal. Next, it brought hope and a sense of eternal light within. Finally, those who attended called the experience deeply nourishing. Indeed, it felt like meditation brought to life through melody and harmony.

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For more information about events, visit the official website: www.srichinmoycentre.org.
To learn more about Sri Chinmoy, please visit: www.srichinmoy.org.