Kathmandu, August 9
Project Beyond, in collaboration with NRNA NSW, will organise Sat-Chit-Ananda – An Intimate Kirtan Gathering on August 14 at The Granville Centre, 2A Memorial Drive, Granville, NSW 2142.
According to the organiser, it is a community wellbeing event featuring music, meditation and spiritual connection. The event will offer participants an opportunity to relax, reflect and connect with others in a peaceful environment.
The programme will feature Vedic chanting, guided meditation, live devotional music and collective singing.
“The gathering is open to people of all cultures, beliefs and backgrounds. This initiative aims to support mental wellbeing, encourage personal growth and strengthen community connections,” said Bharat Poudel, event lead of Sat-Chit-Ananda.
The event will feature various artists, including Aadesh and Anjuli Hamal on vocals, Sabin Ghising on flute, Rozan Subedi on keyboard, Om B. Shrestha on drums, Nischal Bista on bass guitar, Aantariksha Dahal on guitar, and Avi on tabla.
Admission is free, but registration is required.
Project Beyond also plans to support talented but underprivileged classical music students in Nepal through future proceeds from the initiative.
