In India’s spiritual traditions, some hymns have the power to connect people with the divine. One such hymn is the Jagannath ashtakam, which is especially dear to those who worship Lord Jagannath, the main deity of Puri and a symbol of love and compassion. This eight-verse hymn, written by the
Indian devotional music is a beautiful tradition that helps us connect with the divine and explore ourselves. Two important forms of this music are kirtan and bhajan. Kirtan is a lively, community-based chant where people sing together. Krishna Bhajan, on the other hand, is more peaceful and personal, with songs
Jagannath Bhajans are not just songs; rather, they are something like a worshipped heartbeat. The mridangam taps, the harmonium strums, and voices sing in pure love for Lord Jagannath. In Puri, Odisha, he is worshipped with utmost adoration. These heartfelt, soulful songs resonate with his divine presence worldwide. Jagannath Bhajans
