I am so happy to share this with you. So many have told me over the years that they would like to know more about the Kabir Panth traditions, especially the Chowka ceremony. My curiosity also needed to be quenched as it's important to understand why we do what we do. I have warm memories of Mahants coming to our home, their boisterous conversations while setting up the Bedi. Aunties hovering over the huge cast iron pots that were bubbling with talkari. They too would have lively exchange. Then the sweetness of live singing. The kanjari, the jhaal, dhantaal, dholak kartal, majeera and harmonium. Sadly, over the years the sound of voices grew softer and eventually silenced. So many have gone leaving behind only memories. This production is my humble effort to preserve our traditional practices, customs, and knowledge. If you have similar vital information, do share. This is the first part of a series of interviews and research into the teachings of Sat Guru Kabir Das. Enjoy!