Over seven weeks, you’ll begin with breath, toning, call-and-response, and Indian melodies, connecting your voice with your emotional body. You’ll sing from different rasas, or flavors of emotion, explore ancient mantras and japa (the meditative repetition of a mantra or a divine name), practice receiving sound with your whole body, and experiment with melodies of your own.

You’ll even create personal prayers and songs of your own, setting aside the inner critic to rediscover the naturally creative and musical part of yourself — experiencing an inner aesthetic of beauty meant not for anyone else’s approval, but as an offering from your soul.

Over time, devotional singing can become more than something you do. It can become a practice of emotional release, creative freedom, surrender, and belonging that you can turn to when needed as it follows you into your relationships, community, and daily life.

Are you ready to stop judging the voice that’s uniquely yours and discover what becomes possible when you let your whole heart sing?