In a Bhajan Kirtan (satsang), there is a lead kirtaniya who leads the rest of the procession through the composition. Krishna, Ram, Shiva, Hanuman, Durga Ma, Lakshmi Ma, Saraswati Ma etc). Many bhajans prominently feature the names of dieties that they’re honoring (i.e. Bhajans focus on expressing love and devotion towards a deity. Photo by Vageesh sewa / CC BY Bhajan Kirtan in HinduismĪ bhajan is a devotional or spiritual song found in Hinduism. This is an expression (through chants, mantras or bhajans) of deep love and devotion to the divine. The sound of everyone’s voices coming together in song or chanting can generate healing energy for people, and which is the aim of the Kirtan. A chant with a number of voices contributing to it can be a powerful religious experience for everybody present. The repetition of a mantra in a group can bring people together spiritually. The power of Kirtan chants and meditation in Bhakti yoga is undeniable. As opposed to gyan or hatha yoga, it is the form (path) of yoga that emphasizes forming a loving and dedicated relationship to the Divine (God) through the arts, which helps to gain self-improvement and realization. Bhakti Yogaīhakti yoga (or bhakti marga) is the form of yoga associated with Kirtan (as opposed to the other forms of yoga). The meditation involves chanting or singing in a call and response style in various languages – including Sanskrit – in order to show devotion and love.
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Kirtan is a form of meditation focused on chanting a series of mantras to honor the divine, and worshipping God. Importantly, it has been a mainstay of devotional practice across many religions and belief systems throughout the Indian subcontinent since ancient times. It has spread internationally alongside the rise in the various forms of yoga that have reached the Western world.
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