Mental wellbeing gathering to be held in Sydney
Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Project Beyond and NRNA NSW will organize a mental wellbeing event called Sat-Chit-Ananda in Sydney on August 14.
- The free event will feature music, meditation, and spiritual connection, aiming to support mental health and community ties.
- Organizers also plan to support underprivileged music students in Nepal with future proceeds.
A community wellbeing event focused on mental health and spiritual connection will take place in Sydney on August 14. Organized by Project Beyond in collaboration with NRNA NSW, "Sat-Chit-Ananda โ An Intimate Kirtan Gathering" will be held at The Granville Centre.
The event aims to provide a peaceful environment for relaxation, reflection, and community engagement. Attendees can expect a program that includes Vedic chanting, guided meditation, live devotional music, and collective singing. Organizers emphasize that the gathering is open to individuals of all cultural and belief backgrounds.
"This initiative aims to support mental wellbeing, encourage personal growth and strengthen community connections," said Bharat Poudel, the event lead. The gathering will feature performances by artists including Aadesh and Anjuli Hamal on vocals, Sabin Ghising on flute, Rozan Subedi on keyboard, Om B. Shrestha on drums, Nischal Bista on bass guitar, Aantariksha Dahal on guitar, and Avi on tabla.
Admission to the event is free, but registration is required. Project Beyond also announced plans to use future proceeds from the initiative to support talented but underprivileged classical music students in Nepal.
The gathering is open to people of all cultures, beliefs and backgrounds. This initiative aims to support mental wellbeing, encourage personal growth and strengthen community connections.
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