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My Mataji on Tour in England

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Gurumustuk Singh
on August 25, 2008
in Audio, Chardikala Jatha, Downloads and Musicians
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My mataji (Satkirin Kaur - pictured on the right) has been on tour in England the past few days (Aug 22-31) along with Pritpal Singh and others, playing kirtan and teaching. Dr. Savi who runs the SikhWithin podcast did a short interview with her and recorded some of the kirtan. Have a listen below.

 They are on tour in England till the 31st so you can catch them again in other parts of england. See the schedule. and they will also be at the Off the Track Records - Folk Festival - Time: 1.00pm-6.00pm, Date: Saturday 30th Aug, Venue: Donington Park Farmhouse, Melbourne Road Isley Walton, Castle Donington, Nr Derby, Derbyshire, DE74 2RN Nr JCT. 24 M1 :[tickets can be purchased at the door]

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Hear the second part of the podcast which is a recording of Chardikala Jatha

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JAAP - Gobinday Mukhunday & Ajai Alai

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Gurumustuk Singh
on November 20, 2006
in Audio, Gurbani, Reviews and Yogi Bhajan
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Jaap - CD by Satkirin KaurEver since I can remember My mother Satkirin Kaur has loved to sing and play kirtan. I remember falling asleep at night with her playing the guitar, singing softly as I felt secure and comforted; drifting off to sleep. Since the early 70’s before I was born she was studying raag and playing Gurbani Kirtan. In addition to her classical music, during the past few years she has created quite a few beautiful and unique audio CDs which are geared towards anyone (Sikh or Not). They have some classical elements but have a strong western influence. They are meant for people to chant, meditate and sing along with. It is awesome reading the emails from people (many of whom are not Sikhs) expressing how the meditations and Gurbani/Mantras have effected their lives.

In the past year or so my mother has been working on a new CD series based on mantras/bani from Jaap Sahib. They are meant specifically for chanting and meditation. Her latest CD from the series is titled "JAAP".

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