Sacred Sound and the Transcultural Practice of Kirtan (Explorations in Indic Traditions: Theological, Ethical, and Philosophical)
In Sacred Sound and the Transcultural Practice of Kirtan, Gustavo Moura investigates the profound role of devotional chanting in Indic traditions. Part of the Explorations in Indic Traditions series, the book explores theological, ethical, and philosophical dimensions of Kirtan as a transcultural spiritual practice, bridging ancient sounds with modern global expressions.
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Sacred Sound and the Transcultural Practice of Kirtan examines the role of sound in spiritual practices across cultures, focusing on Kirtan within Indic traditions.
The book addresses theological, ethical, and philosophical aspects, highlighting how Kirtan fosters transcultural connections through devotional chanting.
Author Gustavo Moura provides insights into the explorations of these traditions, emphasizing the universal appeal of sacred sound in contemporary practice.
This volume contributes to broader understandings of how ancient practices adapt in diverse global contexts.
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