Soul-Nourishing Kirtan: A Night of Inner Peace, Healing, and Community Connection

IN-PERSON with Jordan Loder

$25 Day of | $20 In advance

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Jordan Loder is a touring bhakti artist who has devoted his life to spreading the joy of inner peace through the power of music.

After nearly a decade on the road supporting beloved artists Snatam Kaur, Deva Premal & Miten, Ajeet, Simrit, & Adam Bauer, he now carries that living tradition forward.

His unique kirtan is known for its tender, authentic, and introspective quality, igniting an experience of profound healing and a genuine sense of community connection. Although we dig all the way down to the bottom of our hearts, we never take ourselves too seriously, and the entire event unfolds with an effortless lightness of being, and a childlike spirit of wonder.

He travels with professional sound, ambient lighting, and projected lyrics so every voice in the room can join in. Upcoming dates include the US, Canada, Hawaii, Mexico City, Europe, and Sivananda Ashram in the Bahamas.

“A true Bhakti yogi — his kirtan transmits unconditional love & devotion and delivers us to an ecstatic experience of the Great Universal Spirit.”
— GuruGanesha, Founder, Spirit Voyage Music

Don’t miss this special opportunity to open your heart and reconnect — through music and community.

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Jordan Loder is an international kirtan artist and devotional musician known for his raw vulnerability and heartfelt presence. Deeply influenced by the teachings of Ramana Maharshi, his music blends traditional bhakti call-and-response chanting with contemporary elements. He creates inclusive, transformative spaces centered around ancient mantras of forgiveness, gratitude, and compassion. Loder tours globally and has collaborated with prominent sacred music figures, including Deva Premal & Miten, Snatam Kaur, and Ajeet.

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A Nectar Night of Kirtan

In-person
$35 day of | $30 in advance. No one turned away for lack of funds.

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Immerse yourself in the transformational power of sacred sound in a spirit of devotion and gratitude, honoring the Divine and the lineage of spiritual teachers who illuminate our path.

Karnamrita Dasi’s kirtan style blends profound classical Indian vocal training with a deeply devotional Appalachian ashram upbringing. Her performances feature meditative, bhajan-inspired chanting in Sanskrit and Hindi, creating an enchanting, “nectar-like” atmosphere that nurtures inner stillness and spiritual connection.

Learn more about Karnamrita Dasi in the Integral Yoga Magazine feature article: “Artist Spotlight: Karnamrita Dasi.”


Karnamrita Dasi was raised on music, Sanskrit, Vedic teachings, kirtan, japa meditation, and a vegetarian lifestyle in an ashram community in West Virginia’s Appalachian Mountains. She studied Indian classical music in India for 10 years and sings worldwide, offering the blessings handed down by her teachers. She has tried to incorporate the meaning of her name — karn (ear) and amrita (the nectar of sound to the ear) into her life’s purpose.

Kirtan with Astrud and Friends

In-person

$25 Day of | $20 In advance

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Join Astrud and her dear friend Saheb on tabla for an evening of Kirtan, or mantra meditation.
We use mantra, sound and vibration to polish the mirror of the heart and dismantle the illusion of separation. Man means mind and tra means instrument. Mantras are instruments or tools used to redirect our mind to the Source, Peace and ultimately to the heart.
The collective consciousness is healing and fun. We use this time to celebrate being alive, send prayers to those in need and be in community.
We sing in the key of “WE”, join us!
No experience is necessary.


Astrud is a celebrated kirtan wallah and yoga teacher currently living in Los Angeles. She has been sharing the art and practice of kirtan for over two decades and has toured throughout the U.S. and Europe sharing her passion for Mantra Meditation and Bhakti Yoga. Astrud teaches teachers in training the essence of Bhakti and basic harmonium skills. She has been teaching asana infused with Bhakti since 2000. “Astrud’s kirtans immerse the mind in a sea of sacred sound and melt open the heart” -Swami Ramananda. You can find her album Hari Om and other singles on Spotify, and all other music platforms.

Kirtan with Acharya Mangalananda

IN-PERSON with Acharya Mangalananda

$25 Day of | $20 In advance

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Chanting mantras and prayers are key elements of the Bhakti Yoga path, which leads to union with Divine Consciousness. Chanting calms the nerves, purifies the emotions, heals the body, and opens the heart. It elevates and concentrates the mind, preparing one for silent mantra repetition, meditation, and communion with the Divine. When done with a devotional attitude, chanting lifts the emotions toward selfless, divine love.


Acharya Mangalananda has learned by deep immersion the traditional spiritual music of India. His kirtan is couched in the mystical ragas of India and is full of the lively ecstatic joy of the Divine Names. Mangalananda has toured extensively throughout India, Europe and the USA, presenting kirtan concerts, yoga classes and workshop retreats. He is an Acharya (an appointed Spiritual Teacher) of Ma Anandamayi Ashram in Omkareshwar / Indore in the lineage of Sri Anandamayi Ma.Acharya Mangalananda began his spiritual life in 1972 under the guidance of Swami Satchidananda, a direct disciple of Swami Sivananda. After an inner experience with Anandamayi Ma, the great woman Saint mentioned in Yogananda’s “Autobiography of a Yogi”, with Sw. Satchidananda’s permission, he went to India to find her. He travelled with her in India during 1973 and ’74, receiving mantra Initiation from her. He has been since living within her Lineage with some of her great disciples in ashrams in the US and India. In 2001, he was sent back to India by Ma’s main Swami, Sw. Bhaskarananda to help start a school in one of her ashrams. He lived in Central India for twelve years, teaching in this school and also traveling within India extensively. From 2007 to 2013, the Ashram sent him yearly to Europe and the US to present kirtan concerts and classes. In 2013, he returned to the US and lives in the San Francisco area, where he presents programs and hosts an online worldwide Matri Satsang group. He is an appointed Acharya (Lineage Teacher) of Ma Sharanam Ashram in India. He is the author of the book “A Goddess Among Us” which has been translated and published into five different languages. He is on the Board of Directors of the Shri Anandamayi Ma Ashram and Temple in Massachusetts and is a guest speaker and musician at Satchidananda Ashram/Yogaville, as well as at Sivananda Yoga Farm and Sivananda Bahama.

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