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An Evening of Sacred Song
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When
September 10, 2016 - 7:30 PM
Where
146 Kingston Street
Victoria, BC
Canada
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In a clear acoustic style, Amitabhan’s spiritually intimate lyrics turn the mind toward the sacred and the heart toward its home in the soul. In a voice that is clear and sweet, warm and soothing, his songs are filled with gratitude, infused with stillness, and always evoking a deep devotion to the sacred.
A guitar player for over 30 years, Amitabhan was particularly inspired by Kirtana, who combines satsang lyrics with folk ballads. He has released 3 CD’s of original music and has performed at 100’s of events around the country and into Canada. Opening for Ami is our heart-filled Victoria song bard, Paul Foster.
Along with our Victoria volunteers, Ami is generously offering this evening as a fundraiser benefit for the Gangaji Foundation. The funds raised will go towards supporting everything we do at the Foundation to make Gangaji's message of freedom available to everyone.
A key focus for us at this time includes our Prison Program. In our continued desire to make Gangaji's message of inner freedom available to those who reach out from behind bars, the Gangaji Foundation is currently in the process of developing an experiential course of Self-Inquiry that can be taken into prisons through the generous efforts of our program volunteers.
To find out more about the activities of Gangaji's Prison Program and its profound effects on the lives of prisoners, click here.
To see more information on the rest of the Gangaji Foundaton's programs, visit our community pages at gangaji.org.
“I feel my life shifted from both being a part of her interactions with others and my two interactions with her.”
“I LOVED that I could be with Gangaji and the sangha from the comfort of my own home.”
“The retreat exceeded my expectations. Awesome! ;-)"
“The intimacy I have experienced via Zoom has been such a surprise.”
“Gangaji has taken me out of an ocean of suffering into truth and freedom.”
"Gangaji conveys stillness and simplicity and radiance with every word. The course encourages the wonderful perspective that we are all responsible to stop and inquire, and that we are all in this together, supporting each other, and that there is nowhere to go but right here."
"Being in retreat with everyone and Gangaji was life changing for me…There’s an immediacy, a soft strength here to meet life as it unfolds. It feels new and delicate and at the same time deep and known. Thank you, thank you, thank you . . . "
"I first learned of Gangaji while I was serving a 37-month Federal prison sentence…I found a freedom I never had before—locked in that prison."
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