Spiritual Master Sri Chinmoy wrote over 1800 books of poetry, prose, talks, plays and stories. We are happy to share his deep spiritual wisdom with you through recitations of his soul-stirring and illumining writings, given by himself and by his disciples.
This recitation was performed by Aparajita, a disciple of Sri Chinmoy, during a meditation function. The text is from Sri Chinmoy's immortal book, Everest-Aspiration.The background vocals were sung live by Vijay.The song at the end is “Hasite Hasite Duhate Amare”, composed by Sri Chinmoy.
In 1971, Herder and Herder published the book “Songs of the Soul”, Sri Chinmoy‘s 9th book since coming to the West. Later, Sri Chinmoy recorded a reading of many of the talks in this immortal book, and subsequently one of his disciples composed a suite of music as a soundtrack to the reading, which was released as an album, also entitled “Songs of the Soul”.This episode begins with Sri Chinmoy reciting “Hope”, a poem that embodies the ascending cry of the God-seeker. Then there is a series of recitations where the seeker is talking to each part of the being — body, vital, mind and heart — about their role in life. A beautiful vision of the divine in each human being!
This recitation was performed by Aparajita, a disciple of Sri Chinmoy, during a meditation function. The text is from Sri Chinmoy's immortal book, Everest-Aspiration.The flute music is Sri Chinmoy's composition “Bhagaban“, from The Golden River by Premik.The song at the end is “Taba Pada Renu Hiyar Kusume”, composed by Sri Chinmoy.
In 1971, Herder and Herder published the book “Songs of the Soul”, Sri Chinmoy‘s 9th book since coming to the West. Later, Sri Chinmoy recorded a reading of many of the talks in this immortal book, and subsequently one of his disciples composed a suite of music as a soundtrack to the reading, which was released as an album, also entitled “Songs of the Soul”.This talk is the first reading from that album, entitled “Man Immortalised”. In the poetry of its words, in the soul-stirring emotion of the reading, and in the beauty of the musical accompaniment, it truly is immortal.
This recitation was performed by Aparajita, a disciple of Sri Chinmoy, during an outdoor meditation function in New York. The text is from Sri Chinmoy's immortal book, Everest-Aspiration.The flute music is Sri Chinmoy's composition “Ami Jabo“, from The Golden River by Premik.The song at the end is “I Know, He Is The Only Ideal of My Life”, composed by Sri Chinmoy.
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