biography
“When you’re doing bhajans, first of all, your mind is getting peaceful... after you did bhajans, when you are sleeping, the vibrations, without your notice, will release a lot of stress and pain that your soul is carrying - it will wash out.”
- Sri Kaleshwar
“Bhajan singing is a beautiful way to taste the healing vibrations of sound. "
Veemala lived many years in India, singing Mantras and Bhajans almost every evening in the presence of her spiritual teacher, Sri Kaleshwar. Meeting him in her native Germany, she was deeply touched by his presence and his teachings, and decided to travel to India for a month-long inquiry into the ancient knowledge. She stayed 7 years.
At the time, the Indian saint required a meditation program of seven to nine hours every day. “My body wasn't used to that and it was a little challenging at first", she remembers. “The evening program, though, was my favorite part of the day.
We were singing beautiful bhajans and mantras together every night. It was blissful to experience the healing power of sacred sound. Its like nectar for the soul.”
Since those evenings in the Ashram, singing and creating healing music became part of her life.
In 2009, Veemala and her musical friends recorded her first album, "Prem Amrita” in the ashram, which means, “the divine nectar of love.” The album is a celebration of the different qualities and beauty of the Divine. The songs carry the energy the "Shakti" of the Shiva Sai Mandir temple in Penukonda.
Veemala is performing healing concerts and lives now in the Chiemgau, Germany. She practices healing techniques, consults and teaches Vaastu, the science of holistic architecture, together with her husband. Veemala also makes yantras for healing and harmonising.
"I am eternally grateful for the grace spending all this time in Swamy's presence, for his blessings, unconditional love and guidance."