FAMILY PRACTICE - Kirtan with Jenny & Dan

FORM! Presents

FAMILY PRACTICE: Kirtan with Jenny Ní Ruiséil and Dan Gronan

2pm-4.30pm, Saturday 14 November

RESET Yoga Studio, Portman Street

£30 full price / £25 kula / £20 HPC members

We are beyond excited to host our dear friend, tantrika, musician and bhakti devotee - Jenny Ní Ruiséil on her first visit to Glasgow all the way from the west coast of Ireland! She will collaborate with local legend Dan Gronan on a very special kirtan session. 

Kirtan is a form of bhakti yoga - the radical yoga tradition championing devotion as a pathway to liberation - where call & response mantra is used as a communal form of prayer & celebration. Jenny offers sessions bilingually in the Irish language, alongside traditional sanskrit mantra & bhajan. Jenny is a passionate advocate for reclaiming land, language and indigenous Celtic traditions.  

In this session Jenny and Dan will offer kirtan together followed by a Q&A & group discussion where Jenny will share her insight into working with Irish language, stories and traditions as part of a devotional practice and Dan will offer an overview of the Bhakti yoga tradition and the place of kirtan within it. 

The session is open to all practitioners with an interest in Bhakti, kirtan, or the weaving of traditional indigenous practices.  

ABOUT JENNY

Jenny is a musician, yoga teacher and guide who facilitates Kirtan & mantra circles as well as writing her own original music. She is the founder of Ogham Yoga School and offers teacher trainings exploring practice through the lens of non-dual tantra, somatic yoga and meditation. She also teaches and sings through the medium of the Irish language and has worked as an Irish teacher in various different capacities. She is passionate about reclaiming the connection to land & language by exploring and integrating the connection between body and voice. 

ABOUT DAN

Dan has a deep passion for yoga, meditation, and sound – and their capacity to foster connection, realisation, and transformation. With over a decade of practice and 500+ hours of formal training, Dan’s yoga journey spans philosophical, devotional, and musical traditions. During his BA (Hons) in Applied Music, he deepened his study of Hindustani classical and mantra music, exploring the yoga of sound as a therapeutic modality, and the social dynamics of community music-making using electronic music tools . His sessions weave together yoga, meditation, sound, and interactive music-making to create immersive, socially engaged experiences