Krishna Das: Yoga of Chant
Krishna Das: Yoga of Chant

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Krishna Das: Yoga of Chant

2002
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English

The Yoga of Chant captures the heart of the ancient tradition of kirtan which is an integral part of what is known in India as Bhakti or devotional yoga.

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IMDb7.5/10
Director: Greg SmithGenres: Documentary, Music

Plot Summary

This documentary explores the life and music of kirtan artist Krishna Das, showcasing his journey into chanting and its profound impact on his spiritual practice. It delves into the ancient tradition of kirtan, a call-and-response chanting practice originating from India, and its relevance in contemporary Western spiritual circles. Through interviews and performance footage, the film highlights Krishna Das's unique ability to connect with audiences through his soulful chanting.

Critical Reception

Critically, 'Krishna Das: Yoga of Chant' was well-received for its intimate portrayal of the artist and its exploration of kirtan's spiritual depth. Reviewers often praised its calming and uplifting atmosphere, highlighting Krishna Das's authentic presence and the power of his devotional music. It resonated with both long-time followers of kirtan and those new to the practice, offering a accessible gateway into this ancient form of meditation and worship.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for its serene and spiritual atmosphere.

  • Highlights the power and accessibility of kirtan chanting.

  • Appreciated for its authentic portrayal of Krishna Das and his music.

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Fun Fact

Krishna Das, also known as 'The Chant Master,' initially pursued a rock and roll lifestyle before finding solace and his spiritual path through Indian devotional music and chanting.

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