Chanting in Haliburton

An introduction to the Millenium Chant in which four names of God from four religions are chanted at the same time.

This involves chanting four names of God at the same time. The four names of God are from different religions. They are : Allah, Jehovah, Hari Om, and Adonai! The idea is experience all these religions as one.

A reading from Jnaneshwari, a very special interpretation of the Gita with deeply devotional commentaries.

Robin reads a poem about Shiva and Shakti and their relationship.

Comments about the Janeshwari, a very special translation of the Bhagavad Gita in which the commentary is as beautiful and insightful as the text.

Robin describes the process of cultivating silence through chanting.

Robin describes a method to begin chanting and personal develop inner depth. This three month method will develop heart felt feeling and prove the validity of chanting to the person who accepts the challenge.

An explanation of how chanting the eight trigrams also relates to our eight great grand parents.

An explanation of the eight trigram chants and how it relates to the members of the family.

Chanting the eight trigrams of the I Ching and sending prayers to the universe around us. Here eight different chants are chanted at the same time and then on top of that the eight chants are also chanted sequentially. This creates sound that can only be experienced, but the recording might give you a small sense of the trance inducing quality of the chant.

Chanting for the Guru of the evening's host, Sri Chinmayananda.

Putting the names of people who are having challenges on paper into a bowl in the centre of the room. At the end of the evening of chanting, the names are are burned.

A description of Robin's videos about his thirteen months in solitude chanting Hari Om.