Vedic astrologer & Musician
Support Allison's Book project
Allison's music guru K. Sridhar has asked her to write a book on the intersection of Indian Classical Music and Vedic Astrology. K. Sridhar has taught her in the oral tradition for the past 10 years and there are no books currently available on this subject. This unique vidya has tremendous potential to calm the mind, even the highly overactive mind that has a hard time settling down.
Writing a book is a huge undertaking energetically and financially. Your contributions towards a 2026 completion and subsequent publication are greatly appreciated.
Allison's long-time interest in the spiritual philosophies that underpin the physical and mental exercises associated with yoga has served her well in grasping how sound/ tone can be a spiritual tool.
K. Sridhar, one of the world’s finest exponents of the Sarod
"Ocean of Sound" Early Enrolling Now
Enroll Now! Immediate access to course material + 3 private sessions and 6 LIVE Kirtans June - July 2026
- you want to build community through sound
- you want to play the harmonium or develop your skills with rāga scales
- you want to improve your Sanskrit pronunciation
- you want to build your repertoire of chants
- you want to learn more about Indian Music principles
- you want to learn more about the deities and myths from India
- you love Kirtan music and want to build confidence to lead singing circles, sacred fires, ceremony, or kirtan
- you need tech support with audio gear for live streaming and amplification
- you want instruction on how to use the iTablaPro app
- you're a songwriter or aspire to write your own sacred music using Indian rāga scales
Learn the Hanuman Chalisa: 40 Day Practice
Hanuman Jayanti is March 30, 2026:
Join Allison LIVE every morning for 40 days
Feb 20 - March 30 at 8:00am est to sing the Hanuman Chalisa
March 30, our last day, is Hanuman's birthday.
The Hanuman Chalisa is a devotional Hindi song invoking Hanuman, the hero of The Rāmāyaņā. After you sign up you'll have access to an extensive library of videos teaching you the Hanuman Chalisa verse by verse, including the beginning invocation and ending prayers. Allison has also including lyrical and transliteration resources for you to do your own cross referencing around pronunciation.
Pronunciation of the Hindi language varies based on geography. There will be differences in how different teachers pronounce it. Don't worry, it's not Sanskrit so it doesn't need to be perfect. The emphasis is on bhakti, or singing with a devotional attitude.