Name: Invitation to the Path of Bhakti. A Workshop with Prema Hara
Start: 2025-10-12T13:00:00-04:00
End: 2025-10-12T16:00:00-04:00
Location: 10921 Lincoln Avenue, Hagerstown, MD, United States, Maryland 21740

Invitation to the Path of Bhakti. A Workshop with Prema Hara

Bhakti is the song of the soul — an ancient river of devotion flowing through thousands of years, carrying us back to our eternal home. It is the gentle awakening of the heart, the remembrance of our true nature: pure, loving consciousness.
In this three-hour introduction, we will enter the sacred current of Bhakti. Through timeless wisdom and the practice of Kirtan meditation — the chanting of divine names woven with music — we open ourselves to joy, peace, and the sweetness of spiritual connection.
Bhakti is devotion — a love that does not fade, a relationship that does not end, a connection that is eternal. It is the soul’s ultimate realization: that we are made not only to live, but to love, and to love without limit.
Come and taste the nectar of devotion. Come and awaken to the beauty within your own heart.
$50 online $55 at door
Also join us for a Kirtan at 5pm!
(and Tea and a Birthday Celebration for Gita from 4-5pm!)

Our bio:
Prema Hara is a couple devoted to the sacred practice of kirtan. Deeply rooted in the bhakti tradition, their path is one of love and devotion, where every song becomes an offering to the Divine Beloved.
For them, kirtan is far more than music — it is a living prayer, a bridge between the human heart and the eternal Artist of the universe. Over the past two decades, they have carried this sacred practice with them, sharing it as a medicine of joy, healing, and remembrance. Through the chanting of holy names, they invite all who gather to rest in the sweetness of devotion, to dissolve into the collective vibration of love, and to touch the stillness and beauty within.
Their vision is simple yet profound: to create spaces where voices unite, hearts open, and souls remember their connection to the supreme Being. Prema Hara believes that kirtan is a gift for all beings — a balm for the restless mind, a nourishment for the yearning heart, and a light for those walking the spiritual path.