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Comment on How slow can you go? by Energize-Shanti

Energize-Shanti — Tue, 12 Jun 2012 22:34:35 +0000

Thank you, Barry!! xo

Comment on How slow can you go? by Barry Raphael

Barry Raphael — Tue, 12 Jun 2012 21:20:54 +0000

Thank you, Shanti…that is a great reminder!

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Comment on Gratitude and the River of Impermanence by Warrock Hacks January 2012

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Comment on Events by Shanit & Scott Medina | Hanuman Yoga and Music Festival

Shanit & Scott Medina | Hanuman Yoga and Music Festival — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 15:38:58 +0000

[...] Scott and Shanti Medina make a dynamic husband/wife duo combining the bhakti of devotional chanting with the magic of mantra offering an ecstatic journey through the rhythms and potency of sacred sound. Scott’s classical guitar training and heartfelt spirit inspired him to begin sharing devotional chanting after being on staff at Omega Institute Rhinebeck, NY where he began his training in the art of kirtan over 20 years ago. Their chants are accessible and easy to follow creating an atmosphere of devotional connection and inspired community. Scott has three professionally mastered kirtan CDs and together they have led popular kirtans at the beautiful StarHouse, a sacred space in the foothills of Boulder, CO, for the past decade. Thousands of people have shared in ecstatic chanting with them over the years. They co-founded the Rocky Mountain Kirtan Summit bringing dozens of Colorado kirtan leaders together for an evening of community chanting over the past 8 years. You can find out more about their local events at http://www.energizeshanti.com/community/events. [...]

Comment on Gratitude and the River of Impermanence by Luna Imlay

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