KRISHNA ROSE
My journey of Self-Realization has been a sacred odyssey—spanning more than three decades, woven through countless ceremonies, pilgrimages, and teachings that have shaped the very fabric of my being.
From the ancestral fires of the Red Path in North America, where I walked through Sweat Lodges, Vision Quests, Chanunpa, and Sun Dances, to the deep medicine of the South—Ayahuasca, Peyote, Bufo, Kambo, and the sacred mushrooms—I was guided through a profound healing of soul and remembrance of the Divine in all things.
These sacred encounters led me to the stillness of Buddhist meditation in the Mahayana tradition, and later into the vast ocean of Yoga through Sivananda, Hatha-Vinyasa, and Ashtanga. In each step, I was stripped, revealed, and reawakened.
Years of devotion eventually unveiled the ancient wisdom of Soma Amrita—the golden nectar of the Rig Veda—which flowed through my ceremonies and revealed a gateway to Self.
Through this living transmission, I experienced a deep and undeniable awakening,
a divine recognition of truth beyond form.
I am forever grateful to all the sacred medicines, to the plants and teachers who walked with me. No words can truly express the gifts they have given me. And I bow in reverence to Soma Amrita, whose divine light has illuminated my path.
But as all things evolve, so too has my path.
In this new season of life, I have laid down the sacred tools of plant medicine ceremony,
answering the deeper call of the heart—to walk the pure and luminous path of Bhakti.
Today, I offer the sacred practices of Kirtan—devotional song, prayer, and presence—
as gateways into the temple of the heart.
No longer working with Soma Amrita in ceremonial form,
I now offer its essence through sound, vibration, and direct communion with the Divine.
This is a path of simplicity, celebration, and surrender.
A journey home through devotion.
A return to the joy and silence of the Soul.
May these songs become bridges.
May our voices become prayers.
And may we remember, again and again,
that love is what we are.
With all my heart,
Krishna Rose
FROM DARKNESS TO LIGHT
Krishna's
Yogic Path
Krishna’s Yogic Path invites you into the living embrace of Bhakti — the path of devotion, surrender, and joyful union. Rooted in the eternal teachings of the Rig Veda and Bhagavad Gita, this path is sung through Kirtan, a sacred call to awaken the heart and remember who we truly are.
Here, every note, every breath, is a celebration of love and the Divine dance of creation.
KIRTAN
Kirtan is an ancient practice rooted in the spiritual traditions of India, especially within Bhakti Yoga — the path of devotion. The word Kirtan comes from the Sanskrit root “kirt,” meaning “to praise” or “to celebrate.” It is a form of call-and-response singing, where sacred names and mantras are chanted together in community.
More than just music, Kirtan is a gentle river flowing from the mind to the heart, carrying us beyond thought into the open space of presence and love.
At the heart of Kirtan is Bhava — the deep feeling and devotion that fills every note and breath. Bhava is the pure emotion that awakens the soul, making each chant a living prayer.
When we sing the divine names, we call forth the sacred qualities that the Goddesses and Gods embody — like love, courage, compassion, and wisdom. These divine beings are not far away or separate; they live inside us as our own true nature, waiting to awaken.
Each chant is like a seed planted deep within, growing into the beautiful garden of our soul.
Kirtan invites us to remember this truth — that we are one with the Divine, here and now. It is a celebration, a healing song, and a joyful dance that opens the heart and connects us all.
Kirtan is a celebration of love—an ecstatic, heart-opening gathering where we sing the Divine Names in unity and presence. Through the power of call-and-response mantra chanting, rhythm, and deep listening, we dissolve the boundaries of self and awaken into the One Heart.
And Kirtan, in its deeper essence, is also a path of purification. When offered with full presence, devotion, and surrender, it becomes a sacred fire where emotional blockages, mental noise, and karmic residues are released and return back to Source. In this transmutation, the chant becomes Mantra Yoga—a spiritual practice that cleanses the body, heart, and mind, restoring clarity, harmony, and wholeness. In this space, singing is not performance, but an invocation.
Each gathering is held in a sanctified field, with an altar of flowers, candles, and sacred symbols, where silence is honored as deeply as sound. Between chants, we rest in stillness, allowing the vibrations to integrate and the heart to speak. This is not merely a concert or an event—it is a ceremony of remembrance. A return. A portal into the Divine within.