Swapnil Abrol gives a talk on Bhakti Yoga and weaves english storytelling into traditional Bhajans.

This album was recorded in the Summer of 2023 during Sacred Community Project’s first fundraising tour and retreat. It features chants led by Pavan Das and Sitaram Dass and supported by zander cole (vocals, kartals), Swapnil Abrol (dholak, vocals), and Jeanettee Kangas (tabla).

Sitaram Dass recites the Sacred Community invocation, discusses its importance, and shares how Sacred Community is “Loving-Awareness practiced together.”

Sitaram Dass is interviewed by his good friend Hari Scott Whitmore for a discussion on the beginnings of his spiritual path, his time with Ram Dass, and the Bhakti Path.

Host Hari Scott Whitmore interviews his tabla teacher and Indian classical legend Daniel Paul. Daniel is a captivating storyteller, and he shares about his time with masters such as Ali Akbar Khan and Zakir Hussain, the origins and history of Indian Classical music, and the inherent sacredness of tabla rhythm. Whether a lover of classical music or new to the form, everyone can benefit from this episode and gain a deeper appreciation for this ancient and sacred art form.

Bhtape is a collection of music and video recorded by Sitaram Dass between 2020-2022

Kripa’s new song, “Ram like Moon,” available now on the Soul Land Music Series: Volume 2– a compilation of hand-selected tracks from the musical performances on the 2021 virtual concert series, Soul Land Music Series: Songs & Stories Inspired by Ram Dass.

Songs and Stories Inspired by Ram Dass

Pavan introduces a basic double-time beat. Double-time is perfect way to ramp up the energy and support your kirtan wallah in faster sections.

Pavan introduces a basic rhythm to play along with kirtan practice.

Ranging from old style country twang to acapella mouth trumpets, this collection of songs is a celebration of new life, the whimsy of childhood and the tenderness of family.

The "EXPERIMENTS" collection explores the edges of creativity and devotion.

"Rama Ram" is the first chant Ram Dass sang in the United States after returning from India in 1967. In this video, Sitaram Dass from Kripa shows you how to play this on the harmonium in two different keys.

Sitaram Dass from Kripa gives a short tutorial on how to play Gopala on harmonium. We at Kripa are committed to helping people develop their personal practice in this time of physical isolation.

The members of Kripa accompanies Krishna Das, speak, and lead aarti as part of an event honoring the life, love, and legacy of Ram Dass

This is a collection of talks and chanting from an event led by Sitaram Dass, “Transformative Ecstasy: exploring the inner essence of the devotional mood,” that was recorded live on 9/28/19 in Arcata, CA.