UN REGALO MUSICAL PARA CONECTAR NUESTRO CUERPO, MENTE Y ESPÍRITU

"El ser humano se encuentra en un proceso de cambio,

camina con el tiempo hacia lo amorfo,

hacia un plano de un ciclo superior"

Ser "Integral" significa crecer en todos nuestros ámbitos, en todas nuestras habilidades, en todos nuestros sentidos..., significa que debemos formarnos en una cosmogonía, como nuestros antiguos maestros griegos, en una poiesis potencializada. La música, conductor energético maravilloso, nos permite fluir en el sentir, en el conocer; nos permite fusionarnos con las fuentes positivas de nuestra naturaleza, con lo divino, con lo sublime de nuestro pensamiento, con nuestro Ser Interior.

Snatam Kaur, nos regala con su música, la oportunidad de poder conectarnos con nuestro Yo Interior. Disfruten su viaje tanto como lo he gozado yo. 

NAMASTE

Nos vemos mañana

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Snatam Kaur is one of the most popular New Age artists of our time, selling over 50,000 albums a year. You’ll find enthusiastic press about her music everywhere from the Houston Chronicle to the Hindustani Times and she’s been featured on the cover of New Age publications such as the Light Connection and the Body Mind Spirit Guide. 

Snatam Kaur, whose father was a manager for the Grateful Dead, has an amazing ability to transform traditional chants into a contemporary sound that appeals to the modern ear and awakens an ancient yearning in the soul. Sacred Sounds Radio calls her music “spiritually uplifting and deeply soul cleansing.” Ram Dass, celebrated author of Be Here Now, says that “in Snatam’s voice...there is purity, clarity, and love.” 

Dressed in distinctive Sikh garb, Snatam Kaur embodies the Sikh message of strength through inner serenity. She is an ambassador for 3HO (a United Nations affiliate), and is deeply committed to supporting the U.N.’s Peace Resolution through her ongoing Celebrate Peace Tour. While traveling the world on tour, she also brings music, yoga, and meditation to hospices, juvenile detention centers, and schools she visits along the way.