Our work

Preservation
through participation.

The work is not divided into culture on one side and contemplative practice on the other. Song, meaning, body, attention, relationship, and place remain connected.

A record of practice

What has been done

Completed work is shown fully and in its proper context. Aspirations do not appear here as achievements.

50+Performances during Priyal’s 2024 tour with Prahlad Singh Tipaniya Ji and troupe
14Shows on Priyal’s April 2026 solo United States tour
5Naad Brahma retreats organized with Prahlad Singh Tipaniya Ji
India + USConcerts, workshops, learning spaces, and community encounters

The 2024 ensemble tour belongs to Priyal’s artist history and is credited as such; it is not presented as a Living Songs production.

Performance

With Prahlad Singh Tipaniya Ji and troupe

Travel, ensemble performance, learning, and sustained proximity to a living musical tradition across a 50-plus-show tour in 2024.

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Performance

Solo journeys in India and the United States

Priyal’s own singing, translation, context-setting, and contemplative approach, including a 14-show U.S. tour in April 2026.

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Participation

Retreats and workshops

Bhajans learned directly, English meanings shared, and music held together with yoga, meditation, silence, and community.

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Education

Universities and children

Performance, classroom conversation, participatory singing, philosophical inquiry, yoga, and attentive work across generations.

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Preservation

Translation and documentation

English translations of Kabir bhajans and a contextual record of songs, performances, teaching, travel, people, and place.

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“Traditions survive by being practiced, sung, taught, translated, and lived.”Founder’s Handbook · Preservation through participation