Krishna Culture Festival

 

Mark your calendars. Friday, August 6th, from 6:30 - 9:30 p.m., a group of talented Bhakti yogis will perform exotic temple dances of India along with traditional kirtan music and mantra meditation, illustrating how sacred sound can transform both emotions and physical matter. In the call-and-response style of singing called kirtan, the audience will have an opportunity to participate in chanting sacred mantras that invoke peace and auspiciousness. There will be a theatrical drama performance about the philosophy of the Bhagavad-gita, titled The Three Modes of Nature. 

The Krishna Culture Festival Tour is comprised of young students of Bhakti yoga who practice the joyful process of connecting with the Divine through acts of loving service, the main focus of the sacred text called the Bhagavad-gita. They are volunteering to travel and share their passion for an ancient culture with audiences in 34 cities across the USA and Canada this summer. Even though their visit to San Diego will be short and on a weekday evening, be sure to stop by and visit their performance if you're interested in yoga, mantras and eastern mysticism. And everyone will be served a delicious vegetarian meal at the conclusion of the event.

The cost of admission for the whole evening's events, with dinner included, is only $5. How can you refuse?