Sangeet Bhakti Sadhana

The Heart Path of Enlightenment through Sacred Music

Hosted by Stuart Sovatsky PhD, Author of the Amazon bestseller “Advanced Spiritual Intimacy”

Program Description

Special Note: There will be private sessions at “Bhakti Cave,” 12223 NE 236th Terrace, Salt Springs, FL 32134. These private sessions are free and the are not officially part of the Amrit Yoga Institute or the campus and the location is not owned or insured by AYI. If you choose to attend these beautiful events during your free time, transportation will be provided by Stuart Sovatsky’s team (10 minute walk, 2 minute drive) and coordinated on site.

Sangeet Bhakti Yoga is the music of human feelings—from the most despairing longings to the most sublime ecstasies, whereby we become equal to the expanse of life itself, we attain Yoga, or Union.

Whether through soaring and swooning voices and bhakti-animated asana-dances or impassioned instrumental playing and listening, we feel ever more empathically the full-spectrum of life, ever-stretching into that expansive Embrace that is Bhakti Bhava Enlightenment.

Our second Sangeet Bhakti Sadhana Retreat will be a community-building journey from early-morning asana classes to mid-morning and afternoon community sessions on Tantric Kirtan, Births-Memorials Lineage Puja with Gurudev Amritji, Native American and Indic Fire Ceremonies, Didj and Electronica-Rock-Kirtanica, Infinite-Admiration Puja and How to Meditate on Indian Classical Music.

Thursday and Friday evenings will climax with Sangeet Bhakti-Tantra Sadhana Meditation-Concerts with anahatanad kirtanist, Stuart Sovatsky and didj-digital music master Zorg Ztocouc and other special guests while Saturday evening will feature our third Sangeet Sadhana with world-class sitarist, Partha Bose and tablaist, Indranil Mallick, with 96 years of combined sangeet-tantra sadhana experience. Please check the Amrit Institute webpage for regular updates.

Stuart Sovatsky, Retreat Producer, began sacred chanting in 1960 in Hebraic nigune with Cantor Max Rubin of the Krakow Conservatory and in 1976 in anahata-nad via nabho mudra [tongue-quivery-vocalizing mudra] initiation with Swami Kripalvanand. He was first to bring chanting into schools and juvenile lockups in 1976, was secretly flow to Slovenia to chant over the dying chairman of Unaligned Nations of the World, J. Drnovsec and was the first American to chant with South African shamans in 2012. A bestselling author with scholarly articles on suicidal thinking, kundalini maturation and Indic influences in psychology, with over 30000 counseling hours transforming troubled relationships and spiritual crises, he co-convened a 40-country World Family Conference in India where he chanted benedictions for S S Ravi Shankar and L Santem representing the Dalai Lama and at conferences throughout Europe, Russia and India. He has four CD’s and over 100 performances with senior Ali Akbar Khan percussionists with his 20-year San Francisco band, Axis Mundi.