You're Invited! Bindi Girl Book Bash and Guest Kirtan

At the "Beatles Ashram," Rishikesh, India

"There are three trips you take to India:

the one you think you’re going to have,

the one you actually have, and

the one you live through once you go back home.”

~ Erin Reese, The Adventures of Bindi Girl 

Namaste, everyone,

You're invited to the kick-off of my mini book tour! Come have some yogi fun and help celebrate the success of my #1-rated travel memoir, The Adventures of Bindi Girl, Diving Deep Into the Heart of India.

WHEN: Sunday, October 14, 2012, 2 - 4 p.m.

Erin in Mumbai

WHERE: YogaWorks, 2207 Larkspur Landing, Larkspur, CA

Public transport and plenty of parking. Get a free week of yoga, too!

 

WHAT: Bindi Girl Book Bash and Guest Kirtan

At 2pm, Erin's reading of selected works, Bindi Girl book signing (copies available only $15), and Q&A session - "Ask Erin" anything about traveling and living in India (survival skills, budget tips, yoga, spiritual sites, etc.)

 

At 3pm we have a very special guest kirtan with Mirabai! Share in divinely inspired chanting and singing, floating down the Ganges on a musical river of OM.

Suggested donation $10 (no one turned away).

An RSVP is appreciated. Email Erin. 

 

We look forward to seeing you there.

Jai Ma.

 

 

 

Indophiles, Travelers and Yogis:

Want to arrange an India Q&A/Bindi book event with Erin at your space? Let me know!

 

Erin Reese is a one-of-a-kind explorer, travel writer, and intuitive consultant. Living a nomadic life between continents, Erin is working on her next book, detailing her enlightening encounters with spiritual masters in India. For travel articles, spiritual inspiration, and updates, visit ErinReese.com. 

Mirabai with harmonium

Mirabai, our guest kirtan leader, was trained in jazz and folk, and found the bhakti path in 2002. Mirabai has studied Indian music and kirtan with Jai Uttal, Sargam Shah and Krishna Das. For events and more information and listening, visit MirabaiAndFriends.com.

 

"Kirtan" is the meditative chanting of ancient mantras enabling us to connect to the divine within." - Timothy Das