
Kirtan, one of the oldest sacred music traditions of the world, helps the mind to become quiet and open to the experience of peace. We bring you a new 60-minute satsang session each week, featuring music by talented new western kirtan artists.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SpiritualityReligion & Spirituality | |||

Welcome back to New World Kirtan. I’m so glad you’re here.
For the first episode of our new season, I sat down with the extraordinary Saul David Raye — musician, teacher, and devoted practitioner of yoga and sacred world music.
We talked about what... more
Hello friends!
After two years away, the New World Kirtan Podcast is returning. This episode of the podcast will tell you more about the why.
But basically, when we lost our beloved Bhakti brother David Newman — Durga Das — in April of 2024, the he... more
Hello friends,
I have sad news. On April 18th of this year our Bhakti world lost one of its brightest lights. David Newman left his body after a short illness, and his death sent waves of sadness & grief through the international Bhakti community. H... more
Hello friends,
Happy Autumn!
In this edition we’re featuring artists playing at next week’s Bhakti Love Reunion, October 13-15 in Weldon, CA — that’s near Lake Isabella. Three full days of Yoga, kirtan, music, dancing and great food — doesn’t that ... more
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I found this podcast years ago and used to listen to the beautiful tracks and Kitsie’s soothing voice everyday while driving to work. And then I lost my father in 2013 and everything fell apart. Today, after so many years, I found my way to this podcast again . My happy place. Kitsie, I thank you for this. You’re a blessing . Lots of love, B
I was horrified to hear the first episode of your podcast where you openly refer to vaccines like they are some wonder drug which is going to save us all. Keep your personal opinions about the current genocide to yourself and don’t try and promote this evil while pretending to be a Kirtan leader. Shame on you!
I look forward to every new episode. These really help motivate me to start my day. Mantras are magic and I don’t know how I ever got by without them. Thank you so much for this podcast. Woo-hoo!!!!
Thank you for your words and this podcast
my prayers and my love are with all of you
Stay safe
I look forward to every episode-thank you for sharing! Namaste🌈









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