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Snatam Kaur (www.snatamkaur.com), a rising young devotional singer/songwriter, has been enchanting audiences since 2002 with her signature vocals and uplifting presence, selling over 50,000 albums a year and performing to soldout audiences worldwide. Snatam Kaur reaches thousands of people on the Celebrate Peace tour, which is sponsored by Peace Cereal. Her music was heavily influenced by time spent with kirtan master Bhai Hari Singh as well as her father, a manager of The Grateful Dead, who greatly encouraged her musical career and helped her get in front of audiences at an early age. In fact, she performed in front of 70,000 at Earth Day 1990 in San Francisco immediately following Bob Weir. Snatam Kaur, introduced to music and spiritual practice at an early age, was schooled in kirtan and studied from the accomplished ragi (master of Sikh-style kirtan) Bhai Hari Singh in Amritsar, India. She also studied Gurmukhi, the Sanskritbased language of Sikh scriptures from Northern India, as well as received a Kundalini Yoga Teacher Training Certification. These studies have allowed Snatam Kaur to cultivate the devotion and skills that have helped her develop and blossom into a compelling, profound talent.
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Gurmukh Kaur Khalsa, 60, is the co-founder and director of Golden Bridge Nite Moon, Los Angeles' premier center for the study and practice of Kundalini Yoga and meditation. Since being baptized 32 years ago with the Sikh spiritual name meaning "One who helps people across the world ocean", Gurmukh has dedicated her life to fulfilling her namesake.
For nearly three decades students in Los Angeles and from around the world have sought her classes in Kundalini yoga, meditation, and pre- and post-natal care. Her video series, The Method: Pre and Post Natal Yoga, features in numerous publications such as Vogue, Elle, InStyle, the New York Times, and appearances on Good Morning America have introduced Gurmukh to a wide audience and to the vast, ancient teachings of the yogic tradition. She is also the author of the forthcoming book, The Eight Human Talents: The Yogic Way to Restoring the Natural Balance of Serenity Within You (Harper Collins, 2000).
Gurmukh is also a founding member of Khalsa Way, an organization created not only to offer Kundalini yoga but also to help people deliver and rear healthy children, as well as find success in their careers and relationships. She has been married for 21 years and has a 22-year-old daughter who attends school in India, where Gurmukh returns every year to teach and study.
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