Originally featured on The Melodies of Sri Chinmoy Vol. 3 (2021), this version of “Dao Dao Ananda” is a reimagining by Pavaka and friends, with a fresh arrangement, a new mix, and the unparalleled artistry of Ambi Subramaniam on violin.
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Songs:
– Dibanishi Hai Jibane Bajai
– Day and Night, Alas
– Khama Tumi Karbe Amai Samoi Pele
– When You Have the Time
Enjoy singing along with the audio recordings. These songs are composed by Sri Chinmoy and performed by his disciple Purnakama. Please click the links below to listen to or download the audio and song scores:
Lyrics:
1. Dibanishi Hai Jibane Bajai
Dibanishi hai jibane bajai
Maraner banshi
Translation:
Day and night, alas,
I play on death-flute.
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Song-Flowers, Part 2’ songbook
2. Day and Night, Alas
Day and night, alas,
I play on death-flute.
Sri Chinmoy, ‘Song-Flowers, Part 2’ songbook
3. Khama Tumi Karbe Amai Samoi Pele
Khama tumi karbe amai samoi pele
Ei barashai benche achi
Translation:
When You have the time,
You will forgive me.
With that expectation-hope
I am still alive.
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Song-Flowers, Part 2’ songbook
4. When You Have the Time
When You have the time,
You will forgive me.
With that expectation-hope
I am still alive.
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Song-Flowers, Part 2’ songbook
For more of Sri Chinmoy’s published songs, visit the official website: www.srichinmoysongs.com
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© 2025 Sri Chinmoy Centre
Concert of the music ensemble Mountain Silence in the church of Wülflingen, near Winterthur in Switzerland, that took place on January 5th.
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Songs:
– Maha Maya Tomar Utsa
– O Great Illusion
– Akutir Shikha Kato Dure Tumi
– O Aspiration-Flame
Enjoy singing along with the audio recordings. These songs are composed by Sri Chinmoy and performed by his disciple Purnakama. Please click the links below to listen to or download the audio and song scores:
Lyrics:
1. Maha Maya Tomar Utsa
Maha maya tomar utsa
Jante chahi
Translation:
O great illusion,
I want to know your Source.
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Song-Flowers, Part 2’ songbook
2. O Great Illusion
O great illusion,
I want to know your Source.
Sri Chinmoy, ‘Song-Flowers, Part 2’ songbook
3. Akutir Shikha Kato Dure Tumi
Akutir shikha kato dure tumi
Balo more ogo balo
Translation:
O aspiration-flame,
Do tell me how far you are,
How far.
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Song-Flowers, Part 2’ songbook
4. O Aspiration-Flame
O aspiration-flame,
Do tell me how far you are,
How far.
– Sri Chinmoy, ‘Song-Flowers, Part 2’ songbook
For more of Sri Chinmoy’s published songs, visit the official website: www.srichinmoysongs.com
To learn more about Sri Chinmoy, please visit: www.srichinmoy.org.
© 2025 Sri Chinmoy Centre
Oradea, Romania – A Jharna-Kala art exhibition at the historic Oradea Heritage building delighted thousands of visitors over the holiday season, thanks to an unexpected extension. Originally scheduled to conclude earlier, the exhibition’s run was extended through Christmas and will officially end on December 29th, allowing even more people to experience the vibrant display.
The extension came at the request of the building’s management, who received positive feedback from the public and saw an opportunity to continue to share Sri Chinmoy’s divine atmosphere through the holidays.
For more information about Sri Chinmoy Art, visit the official website: www.srichinmoyart.org.
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Former Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who played a pivotal role in transforming India into a global economic powerhouse, passed away on December 26, 2024, at the age of 92. Serving as India’s Prime Minister from 2004 to 2014, Dr. Singh is remembered not only for his leadership during a period of sweeping economic reforms but also for his unwavering support of global peace initiatives, including those championed by Sri Chinmoy.
Dr. Singh’s dedication to fostering peace was evident in his Message of 19 August 2004, written on the occasion of Sri Chinmoy’s birthday. In it, he praised Sri Chinmoy’s efforts to promote peace and harmony through spirituality, encouraging his followers to spread this message for the welfare of humanity. The message read:
“A well-known personality, Shri Chinmoy is engaged in promoting peace and harmony in the world through his manifold activities. By harnessing the humanistic aspects of different faiths and focusing on spirituality, people professing diverse creeds can be brought closer together for constructive action. The followers of Chinmoy spread over many countries of the world have to take up the responsibility of spreading this message for happiness and welfare of mankind. I extend my greetings to Shri Chinmoy and wish him health, happiness, and a long life to deepen his contributions.”
On behalf of Sri Chinmoy: The Peace Meditation at the United Nations, Nilima conveyed heartfelt condolences to Indian Ambassador Harish Parvathaneni in a letter dated December 27, 2024. The letter expressed gratitude for the Prime Minister’s support of Sri Chinmoy’s peace efforts and recalled a significant moment when Nilima had the opportunity to thank Dr. Singh personally. This encounter, as seen in the above photo, took place in 2013, following Dr. Singh’s address to the UN General Assembly, where his graciousness left a lasting impression.
Reflecting on the late Prime Minister’s legacy, Nilima shared: “Dr. Singh’s kindness and encouragement for Sri Chinmoy’s work for peace touched countless lives. His vision for a harmonious world continues to inspire.”
About: Manmohan Singh was an Indian politician, economist, academician, and bureaucrat who served as the prime minister of India from 2004 to 2014. He was the fourth longest-serving prime minister after Jawaharlal Nehru, Indira Gandhi and Narendra Modi.
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The Embassy of India in Nepal, in collaboration with the Sri Chinmoy Centre, Kathmandu, organized a special meditation program at the Embassy premises to commemorate the inaugural World Meditation Day on December 21.
The event brought together members of the Sri Chinmoy Centre and Embassy officials to offer a program for the public to learn and practice meditation, while also emphasizing mental well-being and the promotion of global harmony. The workshop was conducted by Krishna, a member of the Sri Chinmoy Centre, and saw an impressive turnout of around 100 participants. During the program, Vijay soulfully played an instrument called the Bharat Muni Veena, commonly known as the Sarod.
Speaking about the program, officials highlighted the importance of meditation in fostering inner peace and its role in enhancing cross-cultural unity. The event aimed to inspire individuals to incorporate meditation into their daily lives for personal growth and collective harmony.
This initiative marks a significant step in promoting the universal values of peace and harmony in the region.
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On December 8th, a remarkable six-hour swim event took place near Budapest, Hungary, attracting approximately 160 swimmers from three countries. Participants had the option to compete either solo or as part of a relay team, showcasing endurance, teamwork, and dedication.
The event delivered impressive results, with the top female swimmer completing an astounding 21,200 meters and the leading male swimmer covering an equally commendable 19,400 meters. The swimmers’ achievements highlighted the spirit of determination that defined the day.
This annual event not only celebrates the love for swimming but also brings together athletes from different nations to test their limits and foster cross-border friendships.
For more information about sports events, visit the official website: www.srichinmoyraces.org.
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Mangala’s Group, a choir of singers who are students of Sri Chinmoy, recently delivered a moving performance of his songs about Christ during the Christmas Mass at Catherine McAuley Catholic Church in Dublin. The group had the honor of singing throughout the Mass, creating a profoundly reflective and spiritual atmosphere for the congregation.
The performance, characterized by its soulful harmonies and heartfelt delivery, deeply resonated with both the organizers and the audience. One attendee remarked, “The music and songs added a really special tone to the Mass. For me, it was soulful, reflective, and really beautiful.”
A member of the church’s organizing team expressed similar sentiments, saying, “Thank you so much for enhancing the Christmas Liturgy yesterday. It was truly a beautiful experience.”
The choir’s contribution brought a unique and heartfelt dimension to the celebration, making this Christmas Mass a memorable experience for all who attended.
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On a brisk -12°C (10.4°F) Sunday in Chelyabinsk, Russia, 76 enthusiastic runners, some even in costume, braved the cold to line up for the challenging 2-mile Sri Chinmoy run, highlighting the city’s growing passion for fitness and outdoor activities.
Alongside the main race, 20 children took part in a shorter run designed to introduce young athletes to the joy of running. Their excitement and energy added a family-friendly vibe to the event, earning cheers from both spectators and fellow runners.
For more information about races, visit the official website: www.srichinmoyraces.org.
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