SERAPHINA BIANCONI YOGA
Devotion Through Sacred Sound
St Leonards and Hastings Bhakti Community
Hastings & St Leonards Bhakti is a growing devotional community rooted in sacred sound.
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We gather monthly for kirtan, foundational Sanskrit study, and shared food — creating a space where devotion becomes lived and relational.
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At the heart of our gatherings is the understanding that bhakti is not something distant or external, but a return to the Divine within.
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Through mantra and the living resonance of Sanskrit, we soften back into ourselves. Sound becomes a bridge — guiding us from the noise of the world into presence, into love, into remembrance.
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This community is built on warmth, sincerity, and shared practice. We sing together. We learn together. We eat together. In doing so, we cultivate something simple and powerful: spiritual friendship rooted in devotion.
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Bhakti through sound brings joy. It brings us home to the love that we are. And in a culture that often separates us from one another, gathering in shared sacred sound reminds us that we are not alone.
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All are welcome who feel called to explore devotion through mantra, Sanskrit, and heartfelt community.
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What To Expect
Our gatherings are simple, sincere, and heart-led.
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We meet monthly in Hastings & St Leonards to share kirtan — devotional chanting rooted in sacred sound.
Some evenings include shared vegetarian food, offering time to connect, reflect, and build spiritual friendship.
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Alongside kirtan, there are opportunities to explore foundational Sanskrit study — learning the sounds and letters as a living devotional practice.
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You do not need to believe anything.
You do not need to perform.
You do not even need to sing.
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You are welcome to participate fully, chant softly, or simply sit and receive. Bhakti begins wherever you are.
This is a space for remembering the Divine within — through sound, through presence, and through shared community.
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Sacred Exchange
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Our gatherings are offered through sacred exchange. A contribution supports the continuation of this work and allows the space to be held sustainably. We believe valuing the one who holds the space is part of healthy, embodied bhakti.