Prema Rupa – Form of Love – draws upon soulful songs honoring the Divine Presence from the traditions of Hindi and Sikh kirtan, Sanskrit and Buddhist chanting, and Sufi qawwali. Prema Rupa does not perform, but rather facilitates the kirtan chanting experience for yoga practitioners, devotees of the Divine, and those who may want to integrate chanting as sadhana - daily devotional practice. Spanning three decades, they have among them the collective experience of living, working, and praying in India; a proficiency in Hindi and Sanskrit; chant leaders and musicians for Paramahansa Yogananda’s Self-Realization Fellowship; Sacred Circle Dancing, Sufi Dances of Universal Peace, and Sacred Tibetan Buddhist Dances; a student of sitar, vocal and tabla from the Ali Akbar College of Music and other Indian masters. The instruments that accompany the Prema Rupa musicians include harmonium, dilruba, sitar, tamboura, tabla, cymbals and bells, swarmandal, and Tibetan bowls.