Deva Premal and Miten in Concert September 12, 2009

Deva Premal and Miten In Concert ~ with special guest Manose

Touring non-stop for sixteen years, and with CD sales of well over a million, Deva & Miten are living proof that the power of mantra is as relevant today as it was thousands of years ago. So be apart of this magnificent evening and experience the beauty, grace, power and bliss of this sacred practice.

Their music transcends all the usual musical boundaries, with fans including rock icon Cher, who featured one of Deva’s most popular chants, the Gayatri Mantra, on her Farewell Concert Tour; world renowned author and motivational coach Tony Robbins, and even His Holiness The Dalai Lama who, after hearing Deva & Miten sing for a private audience, exclaimed, “Beautiful music, beautiful…!”

Best selling author Eckhart Tolle notes: “As you listen to the music of Deva and Miten, the sacred space that lies beyond the mind emerges naturally and effortlessly. Pure magic.” Deva and Miten became planetary gypsies, bringing the ancient healing power of mantra into the 21st century. Their concerts and workshops are more than music – they are invitations to share in a deep moment of meditation.

As Deva says, “Without the silence that follows the chants, you get only half the story. It's like the climax of a good story. The silence is there because it exists in the music. It just needs to be exposed and acknowledged. It's so easy to overlook the silence inside the music... and it's that which is healing us... if we allow it to be there. This is really one of the main reasons Miten and I sing - to bathe in silence. It's our nourishment. It's what keeps us on the road. For me there is nothing more precious than having sung with an audience, ecstatic with bliss, and then entering the deep silence that the mantra brings... so deep, that with closed eyes you really feel there is 'nobody' there at all... all personalities dissolved for a tiny sacred moment.”

Tickets: Available by phone 610-692-8082 or stop by the center in person. ~ Questions, email or speak with Paula

Location: Philadelphia Cathedral ~ 3723 Chestnut Street ~ Philadelphia, PA (Entrance is on 38th)

Official Website: http://samacenter.com/events.html