Ananta Vrindavan's video: From the heart - Kirtan with Madhava

Madhava's experience with Aindra das and the 24-hour kirtan party was a transformative one. He learned that kirtan is not simply about playing music or singing melodies; it is a spiritual practice that requires a deep understanding of the Holy Name and a humble attitude of service. Through his five years in Vrindavan, Madhava developed a profound appreciation for the nature of chanting and kirtans. He saw firsthand how they have the power to awaken the spiritual consciousness and uplift the soul. Madhava believes that kirtan is not just a performance or entertainment, but a sacred practice that can heal and transform individuals and communities. Today, Madhava continues to travel and spread the kirtan culture around the world. He has performed in various countries, sharing his love for the Holy Name and the teachings of his guru Aindra das. Madhava's performances are not just musical concerts, but a devotional offering to the divine. He believes that every kirtan is an opportunity to connect with the Holy Name and experience the joy and bliss of devotional service. Madhava's life is a testimony to the power of kirtan and the transformative influence of a spiritual mentor.