A practice of devotion, connection and remembrance

My relationship with mantra and devotional music began in childhood, singing in Buddhist temples, bhajan gatherings and church choirs. After exploring different musical and spiritual paths while searching for my own understanding of the Divine, I eventually found my way back to mantra—and it became an important part of my personal practice and calling.

Since October 2022, I have been leading regular kirtan gatherings, from intimate circles to larger gatherings all over Bali – Yoga Barn, Alchemy Yoga Center, Udara Bali, Radiantly Alive, The Path Yoga Center and recently expanded my journey to China and Thailand. Over the years, I have seen how the simple act of singing mantra together can create connection, joy, presence and a sense of belonging that transcends language and background.

For me, kirtan is not about being a “good singer” or performing perfectly. It is an invitation to sing, listen, participate and remember.

Through mantra, I explore the voice as a pathway toward stillness and devotion—and as a way to experience the deeper connection that exists beneath our sense of separation.