New World Kirtan > Calming Chants for a Crazy World

Hello friends, Happy Autumn! In this edition we’re featuring artists playing at next week’s Bhakti Love Reunion, October 13-15 in Weldon, CA — that’s near Lake Isabella. Three full days of Yoga, kirtan, music, dancing and great food — doesn’t that sound awesome? I am SO excited to be going, I haven’t been to a festival in such a long time, and many of the artists we all love will be there. Jai Uttal & Donna De Lory are headlining. There’s a lot more detail on the website, here’s the link. And if you enter NWK when you buy your tickets, you’ll receive a 20% discount! I hope to see you at the Bhakti Love Reunion! Ben Leinbach said it best; “It’s gonna be a great hang.” Indeed! Enjoy this magical music, dear listeners, and until next time — Namaste. The Music Jai Uttal: Dust & Tears; Ode To The Mystics Ananda Rasa Kirtan: Mulani – Dub Kirtan; Jagadambe Jay Ma Durga (feat. Prajna Vieira) Radhika Vekaria; Kali Johanna Beekman & Ben Leinbach: Yoga Soundtracks Vol. 2; Beauty We Love (featuring Girish) Donna De Lory: Sky Is Open (Mac Quayle_Donna De Lory mix) Jaya Lakshmi: Live at the Altar of Love; This Is The Day Kamini Natarajan; Jab Te Mohi Michael Hathaway: Offering; Servant (featuring Jai Uttal) Joss Jaffe: Dub Mantra Sangha; Ganesha Larisa Stow, Soon Soon Mikey Pauker & Johanna Beekman; Help Us Love Masood Ali Kahn; Ganesha (featuring Deepak Ramapriyan) Katie Wise & Bhakti Explosion: Lovolution; Lokah Love  

Hello friends, This set is devoted to the Divine Mother, with the exception of one chant, the title track from Shantala’s remarkable new CD ‘Five’. The whole CD is great, but I’m kind of obsessed with this track & have been playing it on loop. Heather Wertheiimer composed the chant over the course of the pandemic, and the mantra ‘Namah Shivaya” pulses like a heartbeat behind a five-line English prayer for our planet. The chanting flows in a layered musical tapestry that features the Grammy-winning violinist and singer Lili Haydn from Opium Moon, and she brings the piece into a beautiful new dimension. The other talented musicians who contributed to this remarkable track were Greg Barnett on bass, lead guitar, vocals, and vocals by Luna Marcus & Sarah Maines.I must have listened to it a hundred times, and it never fails to move me. I hope you’re enjoying this beautiful early summer wherever you are. It’s an honor to have you as a listener. Until next time my friends. Namaste. Here’s the link to Ziva Meditation: https://cd371.isrefer.com/go/ZOPreview/JaiMa/ Bhakti Love Festival: https://bhaktilove.com/ The Music: Jaya Lakshmi, Sublime: Jai Ma Edo & Jo, Bliss: Narayani Om (Abundance) Kristin Luna Ray, One Shared Heart: He Ma Durga Brenda McMorrow, Igniting the Beauty: Maha Lakshmi/Jai Ma David Newman, To Be Home: Bhavani Jaya Jaya Saul David Raye & the Atma Recording Project, 10,000 Suns. Music for Healing Peace & Awakening: Mother I Feel You (Gayatri Mantra) Feat. Sukhdev Jackson & Johanna Beekman Sean Johnson and The Wild Lotus Band, Calling The Spirits: Jai Ma Mukti, Light of the Sun: Jai Jai Ma Shantala, Five: Five Deva Premal, Soul In Wonder: Lokah Samasta  

I’m feeling blessed by a lot these days. Those of you who listen to the New World Kirtan Podcast are one of my biggest blessings — this community has enriched my life in ways too numerous to count. Thank you for being here. And we’ve been here together for quite a long time — the first edition of the podcast was posted in 2018 before anyone really knew what a podcast was. I was always trying to explain it! We’ve been through quite a journey together — my mother’s illness & death, my own surgeries & health challenges, several momentous American elections and the COVID-19 pandemic, to name a few. Kirtan & Bhakti Yoga were my anchors through all of it. To honor our journey, I’m rerunning some of the most downloaded episodes of the NWK Podcast over the years. We’ll begin with Om Shiva from 2013, to celebrate the Hindu festival of Maha Shivaratri on February 18. This podcast has been a journal of sorts, and I have to say I loved listening to my 2013 self talking about how I’d like o build a kirtan community here in Corvallis. How far we’ve come! I’m blessed to have you as a listener, dear one. Until next time. Namaste. THE MUSIC Ty Burhoe, Krishna Das, Manorama, John Friend & Amy Ippoliti, Invocation: Om Namah Shivaya Shantala, Jaya: Om Namah Shivaya Indiajiva, Om Spiritus, Music for a Peaceful Planet: Om Namah Shivaya Carrie Grossman, Soma-Bandhu: Om Namah Shivaya Govindas, Yoga Sol: Om Namah Shivaya Prema Hara, Sweet Surrender: Shiva Appears (Om Namah Shivaya) Masood Ali Kahn, The Yoga Sessions: Om Namah Shivaya Betty Roi, La Lumiere Du Son

Hello friends, I hope this finds you healthy & doing well. If the dark days are getting you down, take heart because on Wednesday we celebrated Imbolc, an ancient Celtic holiday that celebrates the beginning of Spring — it was traditionally celebrated by the lighting of fires to honor the sun goddess Brigid. This holiday traditionally marks the midway point between winter solstice & the spring equinox, so the light is coming back big time now. There’s a set to the Divine Mother to celebrate Imbolc up on Spotify at the New World Kirtan page if you’d like to listen. Life is good here, I hope the same for you. This edition of the podcast is an interview with Dave Stringer, Madi Das & Sean Johnson about the very exciting news that Madi & Dave’s CD ’Mantra Americana’ has been nominated for a Grammy award! Dave, Madi & Sean will tell you about the process behind getting the Grammy’s New Age category renamed to include chant for the very first time, how the pandemic helped with that process & led to the birth of the Auricle Collective — as you probably recall, I’ve been telling you about that project in the last several podcasts. Then we’ll hear about the mashup of musical influences that gave birth to this extraordinary album ‘Mantra Americana’, and how Dave & Madi feel about going to the Grammys for the second time. The music so rich musically, I know you’re going to love it! Now it’s Saturday, and the Grammys are tomorrow night, so let’s send the guys all our love and best wishes. And if you have a minute, don’t forget to give the New World Kirtan podcast a rating on iTunes, it will help more people to find us. Until next time, my friends — Namaste. MANTRA AMERICANA Hey Gopinath Boro Sukher Om Namoh Bhagavate Maha Mantra Americana Shri Guru

It has been a glorious summer & fall here, one of the most beautiful I can remember. But now the rains have started, and the leaves are falling. The Corvallis kirtan community continues to grow, and we’ll be starting live kirtan concerts again in December. It feels good to be returning to this magical practice. Let’s enter the way back machine for a moment and recall, back in April, me telling you about the Auricle Collective — a community of more than 156 musicians rooted in singing, chanting & music as art and spiritual practice. These are the musicians that fuel our Bhakti Yoga practice. If you were able to participate in the Spotify Experiment, explained in the 2 previous podcasts, we are deeply grateful. Here are some of the results. Since the launch of The Experiment, we have generated over 2,000 Spotify followers for our kirtan artists, with an average growth of 280% in followers from before the Experiment began. This means that our artists’ music will be circulated more widely through Spotify’s algorithms, and whenever any Auricle artist releases new music, many more listeners will be notified. We now have 1,00 subscribers to the Auricle newsletter and have heard from many artists from around the world who wish to join the Collective. This is a fantastic beginning, and we’re excited to see the impact expand and the ripple effect over time. We’re so thankful for your support in making this possible! The Spotify Experiment is now ongoing; anyone can follow all of our artists with one click at any time.  Click on this link, and please continue to share! Here’s some more exciting news — sacred chant has been designated as a new category for the Grammy awards! The next few podcasts will be featuring music from our Grammy-nominated artists, so stay tuned! The music in this week’s set is the third and last of the podcasts with all new music from Auricle Collective artists. Please enjoy, and if you think of it, please give the podcast a rating on iTunes, it will help more people to find us. Vote. Believe in the vision, and what a beautiful world we’ll create. Much love to you all, and until next time — Namaste. THE MUSIC Jai Jagdeesh, ‘Road To Somewhere’ ~ Single Ragani, ‘Bring Me Home’ ~ Single Madi Das, Mantra Americana: ‘Hey Gopinath’ Johanna Beekman, Joss Jaffe and Shylah Ray Sunshine: ‘Words Of Love’ ~ Single Deva Premal & Miten, Timeless: ‘Tara Mangalartha Mantra’ – Prayer (Climate Balance) – feat. India Arie Sirgun Kaur, ‘Ma’ ~ Single Kaita, In The Lap Of The Infinite: ‘Medicine Buddha’ Corinna Swara, ‘The Jewel In The Lotus’ (Kenny Dread remix) David Vito Gregoli & Ricky Kej, Wild Monsoon: Sharad (Autumn) Julia Berkely, Aham Prema: ‘Aham Prema’ Nadav, ‘The Four Angels’ ~ Single  

OK, guys — time is running out! Let’s all come together and support the Auricle Collective by clicking on this link. I hope you all enjoy more new music from the talented artists of the Auricle Collective. Be well, enjoy the summer, and until next time — Namaste. THE MUSIC: Sean Johnson & the Wild Lotus Band, Mystery: Turn That Wall Into a Door (Jai Ganesha) Dave Stringer & Sheila Nicholls, Thrum: River Kamini Natarajan, Shiva Mantras: Shiva Dhyana Mantra Jai Uttal: Holy Madman – In Remembrance of Shyamdas ~ Single Harnam: Wah Yantee ~ Single Joss Jaffe ( feat.Dave Stringer & Jai Anand), Mul Mantra: Mul Mantra Daniel Bellone: Jay Bolo Brenda McMorrow & Jakob Weise: Gayatri – Giver of Light Michael Hathaway, Offering: Servant (Feat. Jai Uttal) Donna De Lory, Gone Beyond: Om Gate Gate Paragate Rishima Bahadoorsingh, Gayatri Mantra 3 reps with Flute Suzanne Teng & Gilbert Levy, Whisper: Whisper

Hello dear friends, I hope life is good for you as we head into midsummer. If you recall, back in April, I told you about the Auricle Collective. This community of more than 100 musicians is rooted in singing, chanting & music as art and spiritual practice. It includes the musicians that fuel our Bhakti Yoga practice. Remember the olden days when we were all downloading our music? Then, a single song cost 99 cents. Now, in the streaming era, a song has to be downloaded 315 times for an artist to make the same amount of money. In other words, Spotify & other streaming services are making it much more difficult for artists to earn a living from their music. How can we support the artists we love? Well, we can’t change this system, but we can still work together to influence it. And the Auricle Collective is asking us to do just that, as it has designed an app and created an experiment to see if we can hijack the algorithms to feature & recommend our kirtan artists more often. By joining our voices together, we’ll have the ability to amplify each other powerfully. Instead of working for the algorithm, we’ll be making it work for us. How to join in this experiment? It’s really simple: click on this link to open the app, log in to Spotify and follow all your favorite artists with a single click. If all of us do this it will send a massive pulse to amplify the algorithms that recommend & feature music on Spotify. It will take you just 5 seconds to fire off a love explosion in service to spiritual music, and just think — by doing this you’ll not only help lift up your favorite artists, but you’ll also increase the visibility of many emerging artists in our community & introduce yourself to some amazing music you haven’t heard yet. Isn’t that cool? So let’s give it a try and see what happens! The music in this week’s set is all new music from Auricle Collective artists — some of it hasn’t even been released yet. The artists have sent me lots of their new music, so there will be several more of these Fresh Tracks sets coming your way. Please enjoy, and until next time, my friends — Namaste. THE MUSIC: Hudost, Anthems of Home: Home Is Bigger Than Us Wah!, High Energy: Gold Jai Uttal, Let Me Burn: Ladder of Longing Dave Stringer & Sheila Bringi, Glider: Samba Sadashiva Dennis Hawk: Om Namah Shivaya Sean Johnson & the Wild Lotus Band w/DJ Drez, Blue Easy Remixes (available in August): Calling the Spirits (Conjure Remix) Dave Stringer & Madi Das, Mantra Americana: Om Namo Bhagavate Hans Christian & Jim Gelcer, Mariupole ~ Single Johanna Beekman & Benjy Wertheimer, Om Shanti (Equanimous Remix) ~ Single Snatam Kaur: Ang Sang Waaheguru ~ Single Luc Acke: Lokah Samasta ~ Single

Happy summer, my dear friends! I hope you’re enjoying life as much as I am. My health is almost back to normal after the accident, and I’m working on regaining fitness now. Our son was married last weekend, and it was a beautiful love-filled & life affirming celebration. And next week we’re starting a big garden renovation, and I’m so excited about that. I’m not a big Instagram person, but I’ll be posting pictures there as things progress if you’d like to follow along. I also wanted to let you know that all our Friday sets are now posted on YouTube on the New World Kirtan Podcast page under playlists — I’ll put the link in the show notes. There are also some live performances of artists there you might enjoy. And unlike Spotify, it’s free. Our podcasts are also available on Soundcloud. The Auricle Project has some big news that I’ll tell you about in the next podcast — it will be a Fresh Tracks set filled with new music from your favorite artists.  In closing, I’d just like to say one thing. It’s a strange time we’re living in. If you’re feeling discouraged, anxious or afraid — take heart. There’s plenty of good news out there too – acts of kindness and friendship, feats of generosity and sacrifice. But a  hard reality of our time is that we are surrounded by anger-generating machines. And anger is a thief — don’t let it steal your perspective or your peace of mind. Go outside more — you can feel God’s rhythms there. And be well, my friends. Enjoy life, and until next time. Namaste. New World Kirtan Podcast on Spotify. New World Kirtan Podcast on YouTube New World Kirtan Podcast on SoundCloud. THE MUSIC Kristin Luna Ray, One Shared Heart: Ganesha Radharani, Just One Drop: Hari Bol (Featuring Ishwari) Ajeet, Darshan: Light Of My Soul Deva Premal & Miten, The Jungle Sessions: Rain of Blessings / Ra Ma da Sa Jaya Lakshmi & Ananda, Lakshmi Dreams | Part 1: Lakshmi Ashtakam | Guru Devi Ma  Guru Ganesha Singh, Joy Is Now: Sat Narayan Dave Stringer, Joyride: Jai Jai Ram Krishna Hari Prajna Vieira & Ben Leinbach, Amrita: Hari Om Thomas Barquee, Missa: Salva Me Shantala, Living Waters: Aham

Several weeks ago I was on a Zoom call with over 50 kirtan artists to hear more about something called the Auricle Collective — this is a project spearheaded by Dave Stringer, Seán Johnson and several other Kirtan artists. Singing kirtan connects us by the thread of sacred music as a spiritual path. The goal of the Auricle Collective is to share our resources to promote & support our kirtan artists, who are making music that is participatory, devotional and that has the intention of shifting consciousness. On the weekend of May 14 & 15, the Auricle Collective will launch an experiment designed to massively stimulate the Spotify algorithm and increase the streams and income for Kirtan artists. Your participation is important because it will help gather data about the audience for Kirtan — it will also expand the reach of this podcast. I’ll be telling you more about this as the project progresses, so stay tuned.  Through singing, we experience the Divine in ourselves, and in one another. When we join our voices together, we become a mighty force of Love that has the power to change so many things. We need this music. The world does too.  And that brings us to this edition of the podcast. It’s hard for us to imagine the horrors the brave people in Ukraine are going through these days. It’s easy to feel helpless against the wave of all that hatred. What can we do to help them? Stand in the light, do our spiritual practices, sing kirtan, and visualize a wave of Divine Love flooding over Ukraine and Russia. We can do our best to shift the energy and turn the world to love. Visualize that as you sing this set to Shiva — the Hindu deity who destroys in order to create. Om Namah Shivaya. Thanks for listening to the podcast, dear hearts, and until next time — Namaste. THE MUSIC Narada Wise, Inevitable: Shiva Let It Be Donna De Lory, The Lover And The Beloved: Om Namah Shivaya Girish, Diamonds In The Sun: Om Namah Shivaya Dave Stringer & Spring Groove, Yatra: Shivaya Namah Om Krishna Das, Heart Full of Soul: Om Namah Shivaya Johanna Beekman, Beyond Love: Soothing Songs For The Soul: Om Namah Shivaya * Adam Bauer, Wonderville: Bogotaj (Om Namah Shivaya) Manish Vyas w/Snatam Kaur, Yoga Living Series — Yogi Lounge: Shivoham Indiajiva, Universal Mother: Tryambakam Benjy Wertheimer, Yoga Music Mantras & Chants, Vol. 2 – Sanskrit Chants for Yoga Class: Shivaratri – Edit: Mantra for Yoga Class Jane Winther, Lokah Samastah  Sukhino Bhavantu, May All Beings Be Happy: Om Shanti STREAMING SERVICES RANKED Napster: 53 streams = $1 (.01886792 per stream / 10K streams = $188.67 Tidal: 78 streams = $1 (.01282051 per stream / 10K streams = $128.20) Apple: 128 streams = $1 (.0078125 per stream / 10K streams = $78.12 Amazon: 249 streams = $1 (.00401606 per stream / 10K streams = $40.16) Deezer: 156 streams = $1 (.00641026 per stream / 10K streams = $64.10) Spotify: 315 streams = $1 (.00317446 per stream / 10K streams = $31.74 ) Pandora: 752 streams = $1 (.00132979 per stream / 10K streams = $13.29 ) YouTube Music: 1250 streams = $1 (.0008 per stream / 10K streams = $8.00 )

Hello dear friends, This week we’re celebrating Valentine’s Day with a kirtan set devoted to LOVE. Enjoy! THE MUSIC: Miten, Temple at Midnight: Inescapable Love Deva Premal & Miten, 21-Day Mantra Meditation Journey: Day 4 – I Am Love Radharani, Just One Drop: Higher Love Krishna Das, Heart As Wide As The World: Narayana/For Your Love Ananda Yogjiji and Jaya Lakshmi, Live at the Altar of Love~Disc 2: Divine Lover’s Maha Mantra Shantala, Sri: Om Namo Bhagavte Invocation Shantala, Sri: Om Namo Bhagavate/ Because The One I I Love Johanna Beekman, Beyond Love: Soothing Songs For The Soul: Beyond Love Ashley Wynn, Love Is the Answer Jai Ma: Namaste (God in Me) feat. Saul David Raye Katie Wise & Bhakti Explosion, Lovolution, Lokha Love Until next time. Namaste

Hello dear friends, Imbolc is the ancient Celtic holiday that marks the beginning of Spring. The holiday was traditionally celebrated by the lighting of fires to honor the sun goddess Brigid. Imbolc this year was February 1, so our set this week honors the Divine Mother, the source of the life force behind the awakening of Spring. For more chants to honor the Divine Mother, here’s a link to ‘The Fires of Imbolc’, a New World Kirtan Podcast from February 2020. THE MUSIC: Shimshai, True Heart: Jai Ma Mukti, Light of the Sun: Jai Jai Ma Kristin Luna Ray, One Shared Heart: He Ma Durga Blue Spirit Wheel, Darkness To Light: Om Tara Ma (Kitzie sings in the chorus!) Jaya Lakshmi, Sublime: Jai Ma Daphne Tse, Mata 2009: Saraswati Mata Edo & Jo, Bliss: Narayani Om (Abundance) Sean Johnson and The Wild Lotus Band, Calling the Spirits: Jai Ma Saul David Raye & the Atma Recording Project, 10,000 Suns. Music for Healing Peace & Awakening: Mother I Feel You (Gayatri Mantra) Feat. Sukhdev Jackson & Johanna Beekman Carrie Grossman, Pranam: Lokah (Peace On Earth) Until next time! Namaste.

Ahh … sometimes all you want is to sink down into music that will release your mind & relax your body. I hope this set will do it for you — chanting along turned me into a puddle after we played it for our Friday Satsang several weeks ago. Bill’s & my pandemic life has a rhythm that is familiar & comforting. Nonetheless, I’ll be glad to get back to something more normal — whatever that might look like. Omicron is peaking now in Oregon — we’re surrounded by a lot of illness & death. I’m so grateful that recovery from the hip dislocation & nerve injury is progressing — my strength is coming back. And we’re planning a renovation of our garden that has been fun to dream about. Construction starts next month, I’ll post pictures! A lot of our journey together here has been about illness & pain, but I think I’ve turned a corner health-wise. I’m filled with hope for the future. We’ve been in the same storm but in different boats, my friends. Let’s all visualize that we’re now heading into calm seas & sunny weather. Wherever your boat is moored, I hope this podcast finds you healthy & surrounded by people you love. Enjoy the set, and until next time — Namaste. THE MUSIC Luna Ray, Shining Through: Breathing Gate Gate Blue Spirit Wheel, Tridevi: Om Shantih Jaya Lakshmi and Ananda, Lakshmi Dreams | Part 1: Lakshmi Ashtakam | Guru Devi Ma (For Abundance, Vitality, & Awakening) Tim Jordan Kirtan, Heart & Spirit: Asatoma Tina Malia, Anahata: Moola Mantra Jai Chand + Grayson, The Space Between, Humee Hum Diane Arkenstone, The Best of Diane Arkenstone: Om Shanti Shantala, The Love Window: Purnamadah Ashana, The Infinite Heart: Om Tare Jane Winther, Lokah Samastah  Sukhino Bhavantu, May All Beings Be Happy: Om Shanti

Hello friends, Happy Thanksgiving to those of you who are celebrating this week! I’ve become so aware lately of how much I have to be grateful for — sometimes it takes something bad happening in your life to get you radically present to how beautiful life is, and how fortunate you are. That’s where I am at the moment — thankful, grateful, blessed describes it perfectly. This week the music in the set is all about expressing gratitude to the Divine for our many blessings. Last Friday we sang the chants at the beginning of the set, and when we got to ‘Ang Sang Wahe Guru’ we focused on the heart chakra opening to the infinite stream of gratitude to the Divine — it was really powerful. There’s a 40-Day Sadhana led by Mirabai Ceiba that goes more deeply into this, here’s the link to the meditation. One of the many things I’m grateful for is the community around this podcast. If you’re reading this, I’m grateful for you. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for one of the deepest blessings of my life. Until next time, dear hearts — Namaste. THE MUSIC Miten, The Jungle Sessions: Rain of Blessings Wade Imre Morrisette: Maha Moha: The Great Delusion, Burn It In The Fire The Bhakti House Band, Akasha Blue Sky [Disc 1]: Maha Lakshmi Ashtakam Tina Turner, Regula Curti & Dechen Shak-Dagsay, Children Beyond: Sarvesham Svastir Bhavatu Gypsy Tears, Make Chantings: Om Namo Lakshmi Edo & Jo, Bliss: Narayani Om (Abundance) Jaya Lakshmi and Ananda, Lakshmi Dreams | Part 1: Lakshmi Ashtakam | Guru Devi Ma (For Abundance, Vitality, & Awakening) Deva Premal & Miten, Deva Premal – the Essential Collection: Sarveshaam Mantra (feat. Manose) [Prabhu Edit] Mirabai Ceiba, Sacred Love Meditations: Ang Sang Wahe Guru – Touching Infinity Carrie Grossman, Pranam: Lokah (Peace On Earth)

Hello friends, Our Satsang loved this set last Friday night — it put us into a space where no one wanted to break the silence at the end. I hope you enjoy it too. Big news here — some feeling is starting to return to my foot! My goal is to stay in the ‘Believing’ place ALL THE TIME. Thanks for listening to the podcast, and until next time — Namaste   THE MUSIC: Snatam Kaur, Celebrate Peace: People of Love Luna Ray, Shining Through: Breathing Gate Gate Mirabai Ceiba, Humee Hum – The Other is You: Sacred Love Meditations Tina Malia, Yoga Music Mantras & Chants, Vol. 2 – Sanskrit Chants for Yoga Class: Sarva Mangala  Felicia Rose, Raise the Vibration: Green Tara (Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha) Lana Sugarman, Reverence: Shivo Ham Deva Premal, Love Is Space: Om Mani Padme Hum Bhakta & Darpan, Songs of Tara: Om Tara (Rainforest Mix) Daphne Tse, Mata 2009: Om Shanti Shiva Rea, [Disc 2] Yoga Chant – Meditative Sadhana: Inner Sanctum Of The Heart: Meditation Will Blunderfield, Hallelujah: Lokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu

Hello friends, I always look forward to the sets Sky puts together for our Friday Satsang — she’s doing a set for us every month now. I love that she points me to artists & chants I may not have discovered on my own, and I think this set might be one of my favorites. You can find all of Sky’s sets on Spotify, search for Corvallis Satsang. The Music: Jahnavi Harrison, Mantra Lounge, Vol. 2: May all be Blessed Wah!, Kirtan, The Bhakti Yoga of Chanting Mantras: Shyam Bolo Jai Radharani with Ishwari, Just One Drop: Hari Bol Ananda Monet, Dawn of Freedom: Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya  Tina Malia, Anahata: Moola Mantra  Shantala, Jahnavi Harrison, Todd Boston, Jaya Jaya Ram: Jaya Jaya Ram  Krishna Kaur, Kundalini Chillout, Liquid Mantra Remixes: Har Gobinda Ben Leinbach, Jaya Lakshmi, Yoga Music Mantras & Chants: Tantroktam Devi Suktam  Jai Uttal, Roots, Rock, Rama!: Echo of Mercy (Ong Namo Narayana)  Jaya Lakshmi and Ananda, Lakshmi Dreams Pt. 1: Lakshmi Ashtakam  Shiva’s Garden, Shree Krishna Chaintanya  Luna Ray, Lokaha  Thanks for listening to the podcast, and until next time — Namaste.