Women's Satsang: Chants & Stories By the Puja Table with Shyama Chapin

Gather with kindred women to sing, share stories, and connect deeply with the devotional teachings of Ram Dass and Neem Karoli Baba. This monthly women's satsang creates sacred space for chanting, heart-opening practices, and the wisdom that emerges when women gather in service to themselves and all beings. Led by devotional musician Shyama Chapin, each session weaves kirtan, bhajan, and contemporary melodies into an evening of spiritual nourishment—perfect whether you're a seasoned practitioner or exploring these teachings for the first time.

This is more than a concert or lecture: it's a circle where you belong. In a world that often fragments women's voices, this satsang honors the unique medicine women bring to spiritual practice. Whether you're cis, trans, or non-binary, you'll find community with others committed to deepening their inner life and cultivating allyship. Leave feeling held, inspired, and more connected to the divine within yourself.

What to Expect

Expect an evening steeped in devotion and genuine connection. Shyama Chapin will guide you through chants and bhajans that open the heart, interspersed with stories and teachings drawn from the lineage of Ram Dass and Neem Karoli Baba. The puja table—a sacred focal point in Hindu and yogic traditions—anchors the gathering's spiritual intention. You'll sing together, listen deeply, and share in the wisdom women have always carried. Most importantly, you'll leave feeling seen, resourced, and reminded of your own inner light.

About the Artist

Shyama Chapin is a devotional musician rooted in kirtan, bhajan, and spiritual song traditions. Her practice centers on creating transformative experiences that invite listeners into direct connection with the divine through music and chanting. Blending traditional devotional forms with contemporary melodies, Shyama crafts an accessible, emotionally resonant experience that honors both ancient wisdom and the real spiritual lives of modern seekers.

Venue & Logistics

This is an online event held via Zoom. Specific start time and date are listed on the event details page. To join, ensure you have a stable internet connection and a quiet, comfortable space where you can sit undisturbed. Wear whatever feels sacred to you—many practitioners light a candle or create a small altar at home. No prior experience with kirtan or chanting is necessary.