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32 episodes curated for the conscious community.

A Thursday night satsang showcases the transformative power of collective chanting, weaving Sanskrit invocations with musical ensemble and devotional presence.

A Long Island kid named Jeffrey Kagel found a guru in the foothills of the Himalayas and came home with something no one in American music had quite offered before: the harmonium drone as a way back to the self.

Krishna Das leads a transformative kirtan session bridging devotional singing and contemplative awareness at the 2026 Ram Dass Summer Mountain Virtual Retreat.

Krishna Das and Nina Rao explore how chanting and mantra practice dismantle the self-centered mind and cultivate bodhicitta—the intention to wish well-being for all beings.

Krishna Das reflects on his first encounters with his teacher Maharaj-ji and Ram Dass, describing the moment he recognized something real about spiritual life and how grace works through unexpected encounters.

A two-hour kirtan and teaching session celebrating spiritual community, losing yourself in love, and the practice of chanting the divine names.

Krishna Das explains how expectations block spiritual practice and how chanting the holy names is about coming home to what already is, not seeking peak experiences.

Krishna Das leads a live satsang kirtan in NYC, blending devotional chanting with teachings on mortality, sacred geography, and the transformative power of collective practice.

Krishna Das leads an evening satsang of devotional chanting at Auroville's Matrimandir Amphitheater, celebrating the center's spiritual mission through call-and-response kirtan in Sanskrit and Hindi.

Krishna Das teaches how kirtan practice gradually pulls attention away from external thoughts and lifelong mental patterns, offering a practical path to recognize and shift deeply embedded beliefs.

Krishna Das explores how mantra repetition becomes the foundation for releasing psychological suffering and touching deeper dimensions of consciousness.

A recorded Thursday night satsang session from NYC featuring kirtan, chanting, and heart-centered spiritual practice led by Krishna Das.

Krishna Das brings kirtan and devotional music to Arizona on May 12 and 13, 2026. Learn how to attend and what to expect.
Discover the transformational power of Krishna Das's most beloved kirtan chants. This 51-track collection features the Grammy-nominated 'chant master of American yoga' guiding you through sacred Sanskrit devotional music. From the healing frequencies of Om Namah Shivaya to the soul-stirring call-and-response of Hare Krishna, this playlist is your gateway to heart-centered meditation, deeper yoga practice, and authentic spiritual connection. Perfect for daily sadhana, group kirtan, or solo devotional immersion.

A recorded satsang featuring kirtan, chanting, and reflections on pilgrimage, devotion, and the role of sacred practice in contemporary spiritual life.

The Hanuman Chalisa removes blockages in the heart and mind while supporting global peace through devotion and service. Join Krishna Das for Chalisas for Peace 2026 on Hanuman Jayanti.

A live kirtan recording from NYC featuring the chant "Govinda Hare Krishna Das," showcasing call-and-response devotional singing rooted in bhakti yoga tradition.

A deep dive into how chanting sacred names like Ram and Krishna opens the heart to grace and transforms consciousness through repetitive spiritual practice.

Krishna Das leads a Thursday night satsang kirtan session, offering devotional chanting as a direct path to heart-centered awareness and connection to the divine.

Explore the spiritual practice of kirtan—call-and-response devotional chanting—and how it opens the heart through rhythm, repetition, and communal singing with Krishna Das.

Krishna Das leads a kirtan session at Menla 2024, exploring the transformative power of devotional chanting and sacred sound as spiritual practice.

Experience a live kirtan session with Krishna Das from the Heart of Devotion Retreat, featuring guided chanting and devotional singing to deepen spiritual practice.

A live kirtan performance of "All One" from NYC 2023 with full lyrics for singing along. Explore the spiritual meaning behind this devotional chant.

A live recording of devotional chanting at Sivananda Ashram showcases how kirtan and divine name repetition nourish the heart and awaken spiritual presence.

Kirtan with Krishna Das offers a live devotional chanting session exploring the spiritual practice of call-and-response mantra singing and its effects on consciousness.

Krishna Das explores how attachment to illusion binds us and how constant repetition of God's name dispels delusion through grace, drawing from Maharaji's teachings.

Join Krishna Das for a live kirtan session exploring the spiritual power of repetitive sacred chanting and its connection to inner grace and devotion.

Discover how the Hanuman Chalisa works as a practice to clear emotional blockages in the subtle body and invoke divine presence through sacred sound.

Krishna Das teaches how devotional chanting and surrender to divine grace transform the mind and dissolve ego, drawing on teachings from Maharaji and Christian scripture.

Krishna Das leads a free kirtan livestream from the 2025 Ram Dass Summer Mountain Retreat, centered on deepening intimacy with all things through mantra, music, and devotional practice.

Learn about kirtan as a devotional chanting practice. Krishna Das leads live sessions combining Sanskrit mantras, call-and-response singing, and collective rhythm.

A June 7th NYC event featuring Krishna Das kirtan, Ramayana teachings with Nina Rao, and stories from early Western devotees of Ram Dass and Maharajji.