Concert Bristol Cathedral
Ananda, a group performing the music of Sri Chinmoy recently offered a concert at Bristol Cathedral.
The concert was held in the Charterhouse an ancient part of Bristol Cathedral. Over 100 people attended the concert of soulful music, performed by Ananda.
"When we play soulful music, we elevate our consciousness most rapidly. Soulful music is a form of aspiration, a form of meditation."
- Sri Chinmoy
Excerpt from Sri Chinmoy Speaks, Part 5 by Sri Chinmoy.
Bristol Cathedral
After the concert - Sadanand (from Dublin Ireland), Devashishu, Upasana.
Ananda at Radio Sri Chinmoy
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