Retreats & workshops

A song learned
from within.

Immersive gatherings create time for oral learning, translation, body, breath, silence, reflection, and the gradual formation of a singing community.

Naad Brahma

Five retreats
with Prahlad Ji

Priyal has organized five Naad Brahma retreats with Prahlad Singh Tipaniya Ji.

Participants learn Kabir bhajans directly, receive English meanings, and return to the songs across several days. Priyal teaches yoga and meditation alongside the musical work, allowing poetry to be approached through body, breath, attention, and shared practice.

These are not wellness experiences borrowing music as atmosphere. The song remains central; contemplative practice supports the quality of listening through which it can be received.

The retreat arc

Listen. Learn. Sing. Reflect.

Each gathering is shaped around the teacher, participants, place, and time available.

Direct transmission

Bhajans learned aurally through repetition, text, melody, rhythm, and collective voice.

Translation with humility

English meanings open a doorway while acknowledging that no single rendering exhausts a sung poem.

Embodied attention

Yoga, meditation, breath, and silence help participants become receptive rather than merely informed.

Media placeholders · retreats

The whole gathering

Media will show teaching, practice, community, and place—not only posed group photographs.

Retreat film

Naad Brahma: learning with Prahlad Ji

Reserved for a film or sequence showing song teaching, meaning, practice, and community.

Portrait

Teacher and participants

Reserved for a publication-cleared retreat portrait.

Photo sequence

Yoga, meditation, and silence

Embodied practices supporting attention and listening.

Teaching excerpt

Bhajan and meaning

A selected moment of direct song teaching and contextual conversation.

Workshops in India

Song as shared practice

Participatory Kabir singing

Learning through listening, repetition, transliteration, translation, and conversation.

Music and wellness

Formats joining voice, movement, yoga, meditation, and attention without displacing the song’s cultural context.

Workshop media · India

Notable workshop in India

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Workshops in the United States

A doorway for new listeners

U.S. workshops have brought bhajan learning, English meaning, reflection, and contemplative practice into community, university, and intimate settings.

Workshop media · United States

Notable U.S. workshop

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