MERE BHAGAVAN, JAYA BHAGAVAN

"Mere Bhagavan, Jaya Bhagavan" can be translated as:

"Mere Bhagavan" (मेरे भगवान) – "My Lord" or "My God," expressing personal devotion.

"Jaya Bhagavan" (जय भगवान) – "Victory to God" or "Glory to the Lord," a chant of praise.


"The sacred mantra stills the restless waves of the mind, leading the soul toward the infinite. Collective chanting awakens the hidden currents of divine energy, as many voices merge into one cosmic hymn. Kirtan, the song of devotion, melts the heart, dissolving the boundaries between self and the Divine. And in the warmth of spiritual community, the seeker finds strength, love, and the light that guides the way. Together, these sacred practices uplift the spirit, turning the path of life into a journey of awakening."

The ambience of Collective Kirtan

Kirtan is more than music—it’s a sacred vibration that heals, uplifts, and unites. Singing together brings deep peace, joy, and spiritual connection, dissolving stress and strengthening our sense of community.

Gratitude to All Kirtaniyas & Devotees

To all musicians, artists, and devotees—thank you for your heartfelt offerings. Your voices and devotion spread divine love, making kirtan a powerful force of light in the world. Let’s continue chanting together, uplifting hearts and souls everywhere!
Gaur Premanande 🙏

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