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Wah!

Bhakti · Mantra & Kirtan

Long-established American mantra and kirtan musician, recording and touring internationally for over three decades.

BhaktiUnited States
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About the teacher

Wah!

Wah! has released mantra and kirtan music for more than thirty years, building a substantial discography and an international following for sound as a vehicle for healing and presence. She continues to record, including a recent album marking three decades in music.

She leads a weekly online kirtan session and periodic classes; no confirmed in-person tour dates were found at the time of writing.

I want to improve how we live our lives on this planet and create events which inspire peace and cooperation.
Wah!
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Talks & videos

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115 min
Music

Benefit Kirtan for Dhyanyoga Centers

A complete live kirtan evening recorded in Antioch, California in January 2015, with Wah! leading call-and-response chant for close to two hours.

10 min
Music

Savasana: Hare Krishna

A slow ten-minute Hare Krishna chant from the Savasana album, played complete and unedited.

8 min
Music

Opening to Bliss: Anusara Prayer

Wah! sings the Anusara invocation as a sustained chant a listener can settle into from beginning to end.

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Recordings from Wah!.

Talks, guided meditations and podcast conversations, playing from the platform this teacher publishes them on.

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Spotify

Savasana

Wah!'s best-known relaxation album, ten unhurried mantra tracks running about seventy minutes end to end.

Music72 min
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Love as the direct path

Bhakti

The path of loving devotion: surrender, chanting and remembrance as ways to dissolve the sense of separation from the divine.

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