Bharat Mata Mandir · Haridwar
Sanskrit Chants
An opening offering of Sanskrit invocations and sacred verses, inviting stillness and gathering the audience in a contemplative spirit.
Truth is One, Paths are Many
InterreligiousConcert
Voices from Many Traditions in a
Shared Celebration of the Divine.
WhenSaturday31 October 2026
Time6:00–9:00 PM
WhereAjatananda AshramLower Tapovan
(near Laxman Jhula bridge)
(near Laxman Jhula bridge)
Voices from many traditions
Seven traditions.
One shared light.
Musicians from all spiritual backgrounds will offer sacred chants, kirtans and qawwalis, each voice distinct and all gathered in the spirit of peace, friendship and universal brotherhood.
“Each voice distinct, all gathered in the spirit of peace, friendship and universal brotherhood.”
All are welcome!
Free event · Free snacks
6:00–9:00 p.m. · The concert journey
From stillness
into celebration.
The evening unfolds through seven sacred musical expressions. Each offering is presented in its own voice, held together by silence, listening and a shared aspiration for harmony.
Tibetan Buddhist tradition · Dehradun
Tibetan Buddhist Monks
Tibetan monastic chanting and prayers offered in the spirit of compassion, peace and the awakening of all beings.
Mahabodhi Society · Sarnath
Theravadin Monks
Traditional Pāli chanting from the Theravadin lineage, carrying the qualities of refuge, recollection and loving-kindness.
Hemkund Sahib Gurudwara · Rishikesh
Sikh Band
Shabad kirtan in the Sikh devotional tradition, uniting poetry, melody and remembrance of the One through voice and instruments.
Zisis & Eva · Voices from the West
Western Band
Call-and-response sacred chanting expressed through a contemporary acoustic sound and the joyful participation of many voices.
Laxmi & Shivananda · Patanjali Yogpeeth
Hindu Kirtan Band
Bhajans and kirtans celebrating the Divine Names, offered with the warmth, rhythm and shared devotion of the bhakti tradition.
Rehmat-e-Nusrat
Sufi Qawwalis
Traditional Sufi qawwalis rooted in remembrance, love and the soul’s longing for union, bringing the concert to a wholehearted close.
Plan your visit
A warm welcome
at the Ashram.
Free event
All are welcome!
Concert starts at 6 p.m.
Gate closes at 8 p.m.
Early arrival allows time to enter peacefully and take your place before the music begins. The concert concludes at approximately 9:00 p.m.
Free snacks
Snacks will be offered to all the participants after the concert as part of the evening’s welcome and fellowship at the Ashram.
Join the gathering
Will you be with us?
We assure you that you will truly enjoy this very special event!
Find your way
Ajatananda Ashram
212, Lower Tapovan (near Bajrang Setu)
Rishikesh, Uttarakhand 249192, India
Voices from many traditions · A shared celebration of the Divine
“Truth is One, Paths are Many.”