Tues. Sep. 14,
7:30 p.m.
(Doors open at 7:00)

Deva Premal & Miten
Live in Concert
MacMillan Theatre
Faculty of Music
UofT, 80 Queens Park, Toronto (at Museum subway)
See map.

YouTube Video - Gayatri Mantra 2009 - Deva Premal & Miten with Manose

Deva Premal & Miten Live in Concert:
Deva Premal & Miten, with Manose, will perform at MacMillan Theatre, UofT Faculty of Music on Tuesday September 14, 2010. Deva Premal and Miten met in India in 1990 and soon began a journey into love and creativity that has taken their inspiring blend of song, mantra and meditation to a worldwide audience. They have released a string of acclaimed CDs with international sales of nearly one million, and their concerts and ecstatic chant workshops are met with rave reviews all over the world.

Ticket information:
Advance: $55/$45/$25
Door: $65/$55/$35
           
HST tax not included

Tickets available online, by phone, or in person at UofTtix box office.
www.uofttix.ca or 416-978-8849

For more information, call Nirmal at 416-929-9369 or email nirmal@thewellnesspath.ca

Meditations to Ignite the Power of the Mind

A Meditation workshop with Gurucharan Singh Khalsa

This class will give you the experience and tools to awaken and enhance this innate ability we each have. Gurucharan Singh Khalsa, the acknowledged expert in the Kundalini tradition, will guide you through the meditations and exercises.   More ...

The Centre, 316 Dupont Street (Dupont subway, just west of Spadina). See map.

$45 +HST ($50.85) in advance
$55 + HST ($62.15) at the door

For more information, contact Nirmal at 416-929-9369 or events@thewellnesspath.ca

Cheques payable to
The Wellness Path,
mailed to:

Nirmal Singh
348 Palmerston Blvd.
Toronto ON M6G 2N6

Register early! Space is limited.

Kundalini Yoga Techniques to Release Fear and Allow Joy

A workshop with Krishna Kaur

Participants are taken on a deep and personal journey of self-elevation to uncover the origins of subliminal fear that shadows their thoughts, perceptions and actions. This Kundalini Yoga workshop will open the way for you to acknowledge, confront and release the fear that blocks and binds, allowing you to deepen your inner stillness, embrace your full potential courageously and gracefully and experience joy..   More ...

The Centre, 316 Dupont Street (Dupont subway, just west of Spadina). See map.

$45 +HST ($50.85) in advance
$55 + HST ($62.15) at the door

For more information, contact Nirmal at 416-929-9369 or events@thewellnesspath.ca

Cheques payable to
The Wellness Path,
mailed to:

Nirmal Singh
348 Palmerston Blvd.
Toronto ON M6G 2N6

Register early! Space is limited.

Fri. June 4,
2010
7:30 p.m.

Mirabai Ceiba
Sacred Chant Concert
The Yoga Sanctuary
95 Danforth Ave. (at Broadview),
Toronto

Angelika and Markus made a return engagement to Toronto at The Yoga Sanctuary, accompanied by Ben Wittman on percussion. This talented group performed original songs and spiritual chants that celebrated the joy of life. Over 80 were enchanted this evening. A special treat was the opening act of Sacred Soundwaves, with Laurie on keyboards and Bridget on viola, setting a beautiful, etheric mood for the evening.
Photos (to follow)

Wed. May 19,
2010
7:30 p.m.

Snatam Kaur
Sacred Chant Concert
MacMillan Theatre
UofT, 80 Queens Park, Toronto

Snatam returned to Toronto with GuruGanesha on guitar and Ramesh on tablas. Snatam is one of the top selling artists in the field of world sacred chant. Snatam delivered a heart opening performance for 700 souls at MacMillan Theatre, that combined musical traditions of East and West.
Photos (to follow)

Mata Mandir returned to The Centre in Toronto for a sacred chant concert and workshop on Sunia - the art of listening.
Photos

Angelika and Markus made their Toronto debut at The Yoga Sanctuary, performing original songs and spiritual Gurbani chants celebrating the joy of life.
Photos

Snatam returned to Eastminster United Church with GuruGanesha Singh, Manish Vyas and Tanmayo. Over 600 in attendance.
Photos

Snatam also led a wonderful 60 minute children’s program earlier in the day for 90 kids and their parents.

Chant music pioneer Mata Mandir Singh performed a chant concert and naad yoga workshop at The Centre in Toronto
Photos

See details for this artist.