Kailash's Singing Group
Kailash explains how is group learnt 7,000 of Sri Chinmoy's songs and performed them over a period of a few years.
Kailash explains some of his techniques for learning new songs and how his group are able to learn so many new songs. Sri Chinmoy composed over 20,000 spiritual songs - a prolific output of devotional songs.
You can also hear Kailash's group from a recording in April 2005 at: Radio Sri Chinmoy
Photo: Sri Chinmoy Centre Galleries
World Harmony Run in Colombia
Recently, the World Harmony Run visited school and runners in different parts of Colombia
Gagane from Iceland introduces the World Harmony Run to Escuelas Profesionales Salesianas school in Colombia.
Each of the 600 members of the school gained a chance to hold the harmony torch and offer their good wishes for world peace.
Earlier in the month, the Harmony Run team met up with world record holder and inspiration Lazaro Matinez Cruz. Lazaro set a world record by travelling by wheel chair from Buenos Aires to Paipa - a distance of over 6000 km which took him over the Andes mountain. From: Paipa 22 January
More info at World Harmony Run site
Featured Gallery - Jharna Kala Exhibition Moscow
This week's featured gallery is a Jharna Kala exhibition in Moscow, Russia during 2009.
Selection of Paintings from exhibition
The exhibition of Sri Chinmoy's art was held in the Museum of Russian Contemporary History.
A view of the gallery
Part of the choir who performed music at the exhibition.
Two lions guard the entrance to the museum.
Food as colourful as the art
More photos of Gallery at Sri Chinmoy Centre
Sri Chinmoy Reflections
Sri Chinmoy reflections is a site with a range of essays and articles on the different aspect of Sri Chinmoy's life.
Sri Chinmoy
The website is maintained by Animesh Harrington, who has been a student of Sri Chinmoy since the 1970s.
Recent articles on the site include:
Cascading Organ-Delight - an article by Prachar Stegemann on the organ playing of Sri Chinmoy
... Sri Chinmoy: Yes, I find spirituality in the organ, more than I find it in any other instrument. Here I see that the organ is not only the King of all the musical instruments but it is also the Queen of all the instruments. It has a very subtle, delicate touch at the same time....
Sri Chinmoy playing tennis
Sri Chinmoy's Peerless Tennis Achievement Part 2 by Dr Vidagdha Bennett
"...At 7:30 p.m. people began arriving for meditation. Instead, they found themselves witness to a remarkable display of energy and skill. In the final moments of play, Sri Chinmoy employed his whole repertoire of dipping and angled shots, spins and lobs, to defeat the opposing team. The scores stood at 50-35 games in his favour. Smiling, he said: “Almost nearing 100 games – so one can become tired!"
Annapurna Restaurant
Annapurna was opened in 1974, by Shivaram & Devavira two students of Sri Chinmoy from Toronto.
It is now the oldest vegetarian restaurant in Ontario. It is renowned for its peaceful and welcoming atmosphere and its excellent range of healthy gastronomic delights.
Anna Purna
Annapūrṇā is a Sanskrit name which literally means "full of food" (feminine form), but is normally translated as Goddess of the Harvests. In Hinduism, Annapurna is a goddess of fertility and agriculture and an avatar of Durga.
More Canadian enterprises at Sri Chinmoy Centre
Concert Bristol Cathedral
Ananda, a group performing the music of Sri Chinmoy recently offered a concert at Bristol Cathedral.
Ananda Concert
The concert was held in the Charterhouse an ancient part of Bristol Cathedral. Over 100 people attended the concert of soulful music, performed by Ananda.
"When we play soulful music, we elevate our consciousness most rapidly. Soulful music is a form of aspiration, a form of meditation."
- Sri Chinmoy
Excerpt from Sri Chinmoy Speaks, Part 5 by Sri Chinmoy.
Bristol Cathedral
After the concert - Sadanand (from Dublin Ireland), Devashishu, Upasana.
Ananda at Radio Sri Chinmoy
Everest Aspiration
Everest Aspiration is a collection of talks given by Sri Chinmoy on the Spiritual life.
"Smile, my friends, my soulful friends, smile. Let us smile. True, this world of ours is full of suffering and excruciating pangs, but that is no reason why we should not smile. We must smile in order to unburden the world's suffering-burden. We must smile in order to diminish its untold pangs."
- Sri Chinmoy, Extract from Smile, Love And Claim - Everest Aspiration Part 1
You can also hear Sri Chinmoy read extracts from his book at Radio Sri Chinmoy - Everest Aspiration
Photo by Pranlobha, Sri Chinmoy Centre Galleries.
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