 The Hanuman poster started life as part of the daily sadhana practice of Harish Johari. Throughout the time i knew him he would draw a depiction of Hanuman during his morning sadhana, which he would always complete before allowing himself to eat. In 1992 he gave me one of these and i digitized and vectorized it. i changed the sanskrit lettering to quotes from my teacher Baba Hari Dass which i have transcribed elsewhere.
i attribute to Sri Johari much of the enthusiasm and skill i have in working with graphical imagery. A normal day spent in his presence would be largely spent on drawing and painting, in transparent watercolor, highly technical drawings called Yantras. More of my work in this area will be forthcomming in this series. In the meantime please see what many other talented students of his have accomplished at the Sanatan Society website.
As the poster says, we are restarting our Seattle Satsangs October 5th and on subsequent first sundays from 2-4pm at Santosha Yoga at 2812 E Madison Ave.
We enjoy chanting praises to Hanuman who represents the perfect servant of God (the idealized human body) in the Hindu pantheon as well as bhajans and kirtans (literally nectar tones) chanting to many other manifestations of the one God in many languages. As well as performing ceremonies, reading scriptures and meditation on all this richness with which we are blessed.
If you would like to join us please drop in, there is no charge just bring some soul instruments and be ready to celebrate the devine manifested in all of us gathered in Satsang (literally sharing the truth in community). Questions may be directed to me at d@krsnadas.org or call Rajani 323-8450.
Notices about this and many other kirtans and satsangs in the Seattle area are regularly contributed to the SeaKir list by its members. Please join and contribute!
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The Hanuman poster
