Struck a chord in my heart

There are several feelings that arise in one's mind when listening to Krishna Das, this album including. Coming from India and having been exposed to a variety of Indian music ranging from traditional, pure Indian classical music (South-Indian "Carnatic" music and North-Indian "Hindustani" music)to devotional singing (Kirtans or Bhajans), all I can say in few simple words is "Krishna Das sings with a timeless resonance like how the walls of an ancient Indian temple would echo with devotional chanting within its holy precincts"

Brilliant, Opens Doors

A few months ago I started getting interested in Sanskrit Mantra after a friend told me about Thomas Ashley-Farrand. I had no idea there was singing and chanting in the Vedic spiritual practices as well, and by chance came across Krishna Das, and something made me buy "Greatest Hits of the Kali Yuga". Imagine my joy when I realised just how lucky I was with this package!

Warp Speed Path to the Divine!

Ram Dass introduced me to chanting in the mid 80's...now I am completely immersed in the way Kirtan opens me to the sacred light within. I suppose it's no coincidence that all my most beloved teachers are connected through KD's Guru, Neem Karoli Baba (Ram Dass, Hilda Charlton)