Join Ambika and Nina Rao for a conversation about how spiritual practice can inform our actions in the world and vice versa. They discuss cultural appropriation, their evolving connection to chanting, being a householder, environmental activism, and their relationship to their guru, Sri Siddhi Ma. This event also includes chanting, and time at the end for questions & responses.
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Invoking the Goddess with Nina Rao and Dr Joanna Kujawa
If you liked my interview with Krishna Das, you will love this one as well. Nina gives us tools to connect with the Feminine Aspects of the Divine and discusses the Hindu Goddess Tradition as well as her own experience of the Divine as both Feminine and Masculine. We also talk about restoring the balance between the Feminine and Masculine aspects in us and in the world. We invoke the Goddess of Wisdom and talk about spiritual practices such as invoking the names of the Goddess, the power of the name itself and the Energy that it brings into our lives.
Much love, Dr Joanna Kujawa
Puraka Project Interviews - Nina Rao on Inspiración (Inspiration) and Práctica (Practice)
Nina Rao, cantante de kirtan y mánager de Krishna Das, habla de su infancia en la India y de su relación con los cantos devocionales.
Nina Rao, kirtan singer and manager of Krishna Das, talks about her childhood in India and her relationship with devotional singing.
Nina Rao, cantante de kirtan y mánager de Krishna Das, habla del canto devocional como forma de práctica.
Nina Rao, a kirtan singer and manager of Krishna Das, talks about devotional singing as a form of practice.