Deva Premal & Miten with Manose – Songs for the Sangha

Their music transcends all the usual musical boundaries.
Figures such as the best-selling author and spiritual teacher Eckhart Tolle, who describes her music as "Pure Magic", have been fully expressed enthusiasm about their music. Hollywood icon Cher called Devas album, The Essence "make my favorite CD for Yoga". It is said that His Holiness the Dalai Lama in his private time likes to listen to their music, and as Deva and Miten in a private concert chanted his favorite mantra for him, he exclaimed, "Beautiful music, beautiful ...!"
Motivational guru Anthony Robbins describes her music as "Passionate and powerful '.

Their concerts and workshops are more than music - they are invitations to common deep moments of silence and meditation.

Their listeners all over the world are discovering the transformative magic of mantra chanting. Until next year, "A workshop participant from Germany writes:" The workshop in Cologne filled me with such joy, openness and simple happiness ... I'm moving again. "

Their European tour in 2015 together with the Nepalese master of the Bansuri flute, mannose, she brings in many cities in Germany and Bulgaria, England, Holland, Greece, Slovenia, Hungary, Spain, Lithuania, Switzerland, Russia and Turkey.

More about mantras: The mantras that we chant are in Sanskrit – a sacred language of ancient India that is no longer spoken.  The mantras were created by the rishis (wise ones) as paths to awareness, using the power of particular sounds to create specific energy responses. In Sanskrit, ‘man’ means mind and ‘tra’ means ‘to free from’, so ‘mantra’ is literally a tool to free the mind.

Mantras are energetic sound formulas. Sanskrit carries the essence of the object or quality it describes. It is not descriptive, as is our language – it is the actual sound equivalent of the manifestation. Hence, ananda, chanted repeatedly, will bring one into a state of bliss, because ananda is the essential sound of bliss.

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• No age limit
• No discounts
• Latecomers are not allowed to enter the venue!
• Taking photos and recording is allowed only by prior agreement with the organizer

• For tickets for people in wheelchairs please contact info@piletilevi.ee
• In the concert hall, the 1st and 2nd row of the first balcony and the 1st row of the second balcony are of limited visibility. The edges are equipped with guardrails!

Organizer:

Sanada OÜ
+372 55 855 85