satsanga
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Online Satsanga
First Sunday of every month starting Feb 2023
10am - 11:00am
Open to public, everyone is welcome. By Donation
Please login with your full name a couple of minutes before the programme starts and leave your video on and pin us on the screen (so you will only see us) to reduce distraction. Late comers will not be admited to reduce distraction.
Please leave all questions till the end at the Question and Answer session. Your default setting is on mute, to ask a question, raise your hand, unmute the microphone button. Please place all your questions in the Q&A, do not email us your questions after Satsanga.
Reminders will no longer be sent, please make a note of the dates in your calendar.
2023 Satsanga Topics
February: Upholding the Advaita teachings in our daily life.
March: Religion & Spiritualism.
April: Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga & Jnana Yoga.
You are invited to join us for an hour of satsanga (spiritual talk) and a Q&A session.
Satsanga are offered for free, but your donation can make a difference for us to provide free service to many who are suffering. Support us now so we can continue to provide accessible teachings for the benefit of all.
Satsangas are spiritual discourses, talks, concerning the nature of the Self or Absolute. They take their inspiration from the Yogic and Vedantic teaching traditions and enable us to hear and ponder upon these truths in a sattvic environment with the opportunity to put questions and get direct personal answers.
Regular attendance at satsangas enables us to deepen our knowledge of our own minds and its responses and to contemplate upon the universal truths contained in the scriptures. The study of these scriptures by reading alone will engender questions, interest and knowledge; but will not necessarily provide direct answers.
Hearing the teaching expounded in satsangas will also provide further insights and knowledge concerning the subject that we may not gain through our own reading and study. Thus, satsangas become a source of encouragement to study the texts and an opportunity to gain more knowledge. This knowledge gained in Satsangas will inspire us to practice Yoga and meditation more regularly; while the practice of Yoga and meditation will encourage us to attend satsangas. Thus, the practice and the study becomes self supporting and encouraging.