Kirtan is a combination of Mantra, Music and Meditation. It is the melodic singing of mantra—the yoga of sound vibration. The positive sound vibrations contained within the mantras create powerful healing energy and uplift our consciousness. Singing kirtan helps to release deep-seated tensions within us. It can be joyful and uplifting as well as deeply devotional. Kirtan is an easy and enjoyable form of meditation.

Wednesday mornings (during term)

Kirtan will be held at the Frankston South Recreation Centre, (Melways reference P102 E7) on Wednesday mornings, between 11am and midday, (after morning class) in term times, starting 4th February 2009. Everyone is welcome. This will also be a teaching and learning session. A gold coin donation is requested towards the cost of hiring the room.

Friday Evenings (2nd, 4th & 5th Friday of each month)

Kirtan is also held at Orwil Street Community House, in Frankston (Melways reference P99 12F), on the second, fourth and fifth Friday of each month at 7.45pm–9.15pm, followed by a cup of tea. There is no charge, but a gold coin donation is requested for the Community House.

Kirtan dates for 2010

There will be Friday night Kirtan at Orwill Street Community House on 8th, 15th, 22nd & 29th January.

After that, Kirtan will be on the 2nd & 4th Fridays of each month, and also on the 5th Friday (April, July, October, and maybe December).