Month: December 2024

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“Ramesha & Bhagavati” are now a “page”

This is not exactly something new, but rather a new expression of how we live, love, and serve. 🙏💖

Below is an excerpt of what Ramesha wrote to announce the switch from “Ramesha Nani” to “Ramesha & Bhagavati.”

I wanted to let you know that I decided to change the name of this page to include also my wife Bhagavati’s name.

We’re not just a married couple, but we also perform, direct, and teach music — particularly the music of Ananda — together full time.

We thought it would be nice to have a place where we can share with you about our musical activities, new recordings, and, in general, our lives.

Now I just have to remember to share things on the page! 🥰

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On being an adult

“I am often mistaken for an adult because of my age.”

This sentence caught my eye today and got me thinking about “adulting” and wondering when “adult” shifted from being a noun to a verb (according to Google the use of “adulting” took off in the late 2000’s).

It also reminded me of how I often don’t feel completely grown up. Which, considering how many decades of living I’ve done, seems a little silly.

But really, it makes me ponder the possibility that this is one of those “eternal now” things; that I’ll never “get there” because I’m always just “me” — at every age, in every moment, always the same inside despite the way the outside changes so dramatically over the years and decades.

Regardless, I definitely have days when I can relate 100% to these hilarious “adulting” memes.

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Stocking up on spirituality

If you’re interested in spiritual books and/or music, now is a great time to indulge your curiosity.

Why?

Because Crystal Clarity Publishers is having its biggest sale of the year until Monday, December 2 (that’s tomorrow!) at midnight PST.

You can use discount code: friday35 for a 35% discount on your entire order.

Of course, one of the items available at this discount is the Ananda Joy Singers new album — The Christmas Mystery. Just sayin’! 😉