Posted on January 14 2021
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
JANUARY 13, 2021
AMADARA LIVE SOUND BATH & MEDITATION WITH TIBETAN SINGING BOWLS
SUNDAY, 1/17/21 @ 10:00 AM CST @ FACEBOOK.COM/AMADARASHOP
Sunday, January 17, 2021 @ 10:00 AM CST, AMADARA will host a digital meditation with live music and question and answer featuring our wide selection of Tibetan singing bowls from our Facebook page @ FACEBOOK.COM/AMADARASHOP.
AMADARA is Chicago’s premier importer of Tibetan singing bowls: musical instruments and meditative tools that have been played for thousands of years to help people find peace within themselves. Since 1997, our family has been importing unique items from around the world and opened AMADARA in 2014 in Chicago’s Lincoln Square neighborhood. Currently, AMADARA has almost 1,000 singing bowls available in its collection.
We hope this live sound bath and meditation will help you learn more about the beautiful tradition of meditating with Tibetan singing bowls and bring some peace to you and your loved ones. During the meditation, hosted by artist and activist Stephen Raskauskas live at Amadara, we will discuss the history and significance of Tibetan singing bowls.
Stephen, who studies in the Kirana Gharana with Sanhitaji Nandi, will sing devotional music in Sanskrit and Bengali while playing the bowls. We will also answer questions for those who want to deepen their relationship with Tibetan singing bowls. You can also contact us to learn more at:
AMADARA.COM | AMADARASHOP@GMAIL.COM | (773) 754 – 0671
Stream our live sound bath and meditation with Tibetan singing bowls this Sunday morning from Amadara’s Facebook page FACEBOOK.COM/AMADARASHOP
WHAT DIGITAL MEDITATION WITH LIVE MUSIC + Q&A
HOSTED BY ARTIST AND ACTIVIST STEPHEN RASKAUSKAS
WHEN SUNDAY, JANUARY 17, 2021 @ 10:00 AM CST
WHERE BROADCAST ON AMADARA’S FACEBOOK PAGE @
FACEBOOK.COM/AMADARASHOP
https://www.facebook.com/events/903603307050725
WHY BECAUSE WE ALL NEED TO MEDITATE!
WHO YOU
ABOUT AMADARA
Amadara is a family-run small business with handicrafts from around the world. Since 1997, we have been importing unique and handmade goods, and in 2014, we opened Amadara in the quaint Lincoln Square neighborhood of Chicago, IL. Inside, you will find a wide selection of singing bowls, crystals, minerals, gemstones, incense, oils, devotional goods, wooden games and toys, handmade paper, journals, photo albums, jewelry, clothing, masks, accessories, and so much more.
Our mission is to deliver quality products and superior customer service and give back to our community. We want our customers to have memorable, personalized experiences. Nothing is more rewarding than to make our customers happy and providing them with tools to spread Happiness, Tolerance, Prosperity, Peace and Love in the world. More info at amadara.com
ABOUT THE HOST
Stephen Raskauskas is an artist and activist with a passion for connecting people and ideas to create change. In New York, Stephen was the Production Administrator for Artistic Operations in Vocal Arts at the Juilliard School, and the Artistic Planning Consultant for Carnegie Hall’s Carnegie Hall’s highly-acclaimed international festival La Serenissima: Music and Arts from the Venetian Republic. In Chicago, he has collaborated with Tony, Grammy, and Drama Desk Award winning artists at the Goodman Theater, Court Theater, and many other organizations and ensembles for performances that have been acclaimed by the Wall Street Journal, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, Chicago Magazine, Early Music America, and Huffington Post.
As a producer with Window to the World Communications, Inc., Stephen created and curated content for WFMT 98.7 and WTTW including video, audio, text, images, interactive media, and live events with some of today’s most renowned artists and public figures including Yo-Yo Ma and Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, as well as with leading ensembles and organizations ranging from the Vienna Boys Choir to the Chicago Cubs. His original video content has been aired by WNET, WTTW, and WGN-TV, and he pioneered WWCI’s live streaming by introducing digital, multi-camera HD video broadcasts viewed on 6 continents.
He graduated cum laude with an A.B. from the University of Chicago, and served as the Roy Dickinson Welch Fellow in Music at Princeton University, where he also was an assistant instructor in music and opera performance and earned his Master of Arts in Music. Currently, Stephen studies with his guru Sanhita Nandi, a prominent Hindustani classical vocalist of the Kirana Gharana.
More info at www.studio-s.org/self
Artist and activist Stephen Raskauskas in his home studio.
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