Wednesday, October 16thThe Bodymind Centre105 Villa St #8, Thunder Bay, ON7:00-9:00pmCost $25/person(807) 344-1628 To Reserve
Also Tickets At The Door
Limited space to lie down, arrive early if that is desired.
What You Can Expect From Crystal Journey:
The show will take place in two 40 to 50 minute sets. David's usual set up includes 6 Quartz Crystal Bowls, 8-10 Paiste Planet Gongs, 2 Santoors, Shruti Box & Harmonica. Occasionally David Uses His Vocals To Create Harmonized Chants.
Nothing is amplified, pre-recorded or rehearsed. Each set and performance is sonically pure, unique and completely improvised. You can purchase CDs and other merchandise at the shows with cash or cheque or online with a credit card.
We invite you to take a seat or lay down as close to the instruments as possible to get the greatest effect. Remember to bring a yoga mat, blanket and/or pillow as most venues will have floor space to lay down. Chairs for regular seating are also available. Where possible we encourage you to share rides and car pool. It not only saves gas but helps to reduce our carbon foot print on the earth and traffic.
www.crystaljourney.caFor more info about the music.

What is kirtan?
Kirtan is a very simple & powerful way to meditate. It’s effortless & joyful; the music does the work for you as you flow with the melody & rhythm.
The performers & the concert-goers create the experience together.
The ancient chants contain powerful renewing & transformative energy that helps us reconnect with the Divinity that resides within all of us.
Singing is the heart of kirtan, and no one cares what you sound like. At a kirtan concert all voices merge together to become One Voice.
Kirtan is non-denominational, the Universal language of Spirit, the song of the Soul.
“Kirtan is a means of finding our way back to the core of our Being, to our heart, and to our connection with each other.” - Reagan
Some interesting things about kirtan…
It began in India centuries ago as a spiritual practice, and was known as the layman’s way to connect with the Divine.
In the last ten years, kirtan has become a phenomenon across the United States, and has transformed musically to appeal to the ears of American audiences.
Kirtan is a new kind of concert experience here in the West. It’s not so much a performance as a journey into the self through the practice of listening & singing.
The leaders at a kirtan concert are called wallahs, and everyone is part of the music. My all-time favorite descriptions of a kirtan concert: “It’s like singing around a campfire”, “It’s like a hootenanny with meditation.”
While singing along at a kirtan concert, you can experience your own voice becoming as beautiful as those performing—all voices merge together to become One Voice.