Direct song teaching
Bhajans are learned aurally through repetition, attention to text, and collective voice.
Retreats & workshops
Naad Brahma retreats with Prahlad Singh Tipaniya Ji bring participants into direct learning through bhajan, English translation, yoga, meditation, listening, and community.
Naad Brahma
A song changes when it is sung, understood, repeated, and lived with.
The retreat format creates enough time for oral teaching to unfold. Participants learn melodies and words together, encounter the poetry through translation and conversation, and return to the songs across several days.
Yoga and meditation are not decorative additions. They cultivate breath, attention, listening, and the inward quiet from which collective singing can deepen.
The retreat arc
Each gathering is shaped around the teacher, participants, place, and duration.
Bhajans are learned aurally through repetition, attention to text, and collective voice.
English translations help participants enter the poetry without pretending that meaning is exhausted by a single rendering.
Yoga, breath, meditation, and silence support receptivity and sustained attention.
Ongoing free program
7:30–8:30 am IST · Live on Zoom · Free and open to all
Prahlad Singh Tipaniya Ji shares a bhajan, speaks about its poetry and meaning, and responds to questions from participants. The hour offers a regular way to listen, sing, reflect, and remain in relationship with the tradition.
Workshops
Song learning with transliteration, translation, and contextual conversation.
A contemplative format joining vocal practice, yoga, meditation, and listening.
A deeper arc for universities, communities, retreat centers, and schools.