Kirtan + Yoga Philosophy at Alternity

Join us for an enriching afternoon of spiritual connection and deep insight at our Kirtan & Yoga Philosophy event! This unique gathering will blend the uplifting practice of Kirtan with profound teachings on Yoga Philosophy, creating a transformative experience for all participants.

Event Highlights:

• Kirtan Session: Immerse yourself in the joyous and meditative practice of Kirtan, featuring live music and mantra meditation. Let the vibrant rhythms and soulful melodies elevate your spirit and connect you with a sense of community and inner peace.
• Yoga Philosophy Discussion: Dive deep into the ancient wisdom of Yoga with an engaging lecture on its philosophical foundations. Explore the principles of ancient yogic teachings as they apply to modern life.
• Interactive Q&A: This is a wonderful opportunity to gain clarity and deepen your understanding of the practice and philosophy of Yoga.
• Community Connection: Meet like-minded individuals who share your interest in spiritual growth and well-being. Build lasting connections in a welcoming and supportive environment.

Whether you are new to Kirtan and Yoga Philosophy or a seasoned practitioner, this event promises to offer inspiration, joy, and a deeper connection to your spiritual path. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to explore and celebrate the harmonious union of music, philosophy, and community.

Reserve your spot today and join us for an evening of blissful exploration and connection!

LOCATION

Where: Alternity, 333 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M5S 1W7 (in the heart of the Annex)

ABOUT B.R. SVAMI:

Bhakti Raksaka Svami is a representative of the Gaudiya Vaisnava tradition of Hinduism. He was born on November 15, 1977 as Daniel Kojić in Austria. He spent the first years of his life until he finished basic education in Bosnia and Herzegovina, then Yugoslavia. Later, forced by the civil war in this country, he returned to Austria, where he studied economic engineering.

After reading the translation of the Bhagavad Gita and other books by AC Bhakti Vedanta Svami Prabhupada, he became deeply driven to follow the path of the Bhakti. He left college at the age of 20 and traveled to India hoping to find fellowship and find a spiritual teacher.

In the years that followed, he had the opportunity to hear, serve, and receive instruction from some of the best-known representatives of Gaudiya Vaisnavism.

He regularly visits various communities in India, Europe and Latin America.