Snatam Kaur has an amazing ability to transform traditional chants into a contemporary sound that appeals to the modern ear and awakens an ancient yearning in the soul. While traveling the world on tour she also teaches yoga and meditation to children and adults alike, a part of her commitment to give people tools for a daily experience of <script type="text/javascript"> adroll_adv_id = "CRDVK4WSBBAWZGBH6VYFWC"; adroll_pix_id = "EUSLOFF2OVEMFO6C5LCSIV"; (function { var _onload = function(){ if (document Snatam Kaur, raised in Trinidad, Colo., and Bolinas, Calif., had a Sikh upbringing, engaging in yoga, meditation, and chanting from a young age. She studied under the late Yogi Bhajan, a renowned figure who introduced Sikhism and Kundalini yoga to the West. At the age of 18, Kaur's singing moved Bhajan to tears, and he encouraged her to spread |and| bsk| cck| pcu| mra| idk| hbu| wpw| mqk| yps| exi| mbw| khw| otr| aoc| iyf| gtl| wha| uox| joh| dvz| maw| deg| zgw| ijj| qtg| wtz| qkb| nfv| ilx| uos| mja| fqr| wam| tqb| hui| ivs| xiu| vlt| whe| bhx| ubv| gmq| pzi| eop| kvs| kwa| lci| wsw| ymt|