Hare Krishna, Live on New Year's Eve
An unbroken 53-minute Hare Krishna maha-mantra kirtan performed at Kensington Great Hall on New Year's Eve.
Bhakti · Kirtan & Bhakti Yoga
London-based kirtan artist and bhakti yoga teacher who fills concert halls with call-and-response chant rooted in Vedic devotional practice.
Radhika Das is a kirtan artist and bhakti yoga teacher based in London. His work draws on Vedic wisdom and devotional practice, and he has taken call-and-response chant out of the yoga studio and into concert halls across Europe and beyond.
Alongside the music he teaches: a mentorship he calls SoulWise, online bhakti groups, and retreats that have run in Vrindavan, at Govardhan Ecovillage and in Tuscany. He has released original music across the streaming platforms. His touring calendar is at radhikadas.com/events.
Talks, day programmes and retreats currently listed in the Paths Are Many calendar.
Short introductions and longer conversations, to hear this teacher in their own words.
An unbroken 53-minute Hare Krishna maha-mantra kirtan performed at Kensington Great Hall on New Year's Eve.
A second Union Chapel setting of the Radhe Govinda mantra, building from a quiet opening into full call-and-response with the audience.
Radhika Das leads the Radhe Govinda mantra with his band before a full Union Chapel in London, the recording that made his name.
Talks, guided meditations and podcast conversations, playing from the platform this teacher publishes them on.
Radhika Das devotes an hour of his own podcast to what he thinks contemporary kirtan gets wrong and what the practice is actually for.
From the podcast For Soul's Sake
Listen on Apple PodcastsThe path of loving devotion: surrender, chanting and remembrance as ways to dissolve the sense of separation from the divine.
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