In-Person Guru Purnima Satsang with Br. Ramanandamrita Chaitanya

In-Person Satsang with Br. Ramanandamrita Chaitanya
Join this in-person gathering with Ramanandamrita Swamiji! This satsang will include:
- Brief Meditation
- Amma's Ashtottara Shata Namavali (Amma's 108 names)
- Guru Paduka Puja
- Bhajans (devotional singing)
- Discussion
- Prayers for World Peace
- Arati & Shanti Mantras
All attendees must observe these Updated Guidelines for In-Person Satsangs. No registration is required. If you feel sick, have a fever, test Covid-19 positive, or have been exposed to anyone who tests positive for Covid-19, you should not attend the in-person satsang. For more information, please email ammatoronto@ammagroups.org.
Om Lokah Samastha Sukhino Bhavantu ~ May all beings everywhere be happy
Amma has chosen Lalitha Sahasranama archana (chanting of the Thousand Names of the Divine Mother) as a daily practice for monastics and householders, for relief from the perils in life and for spiritual progress. Amma Toronto... more ›
Amma has chosen Lalitha Sahasranama archana (chanting of the Thousand Names of the Divine Mother) as a daily practice for monastics and householders, for relief from the perils in life and for spiritual progress. Amma Toronto... more ›
Amma has chosen Lalitha Sahasranama archana (chanting of the Thousand Names of the Divine Mother) as a daily practice for monastics and householders, for relief from the perils in life and for spiritual progress. Amma Toronto... more ›
Amma has chosen Lalitha Sahasranama archana (chanting of the Thousand Names of the Divine Mother) as a daily practice for monastics and householders, for relief from the perils in life and for spiritual progress. Amma Toronto... more ›
Amma has chosen Lalitha Sahasranama archana (chanting of the Thousand Names of the Divine Mother) as a daily practice for monastics and householders, for relief from the perils in life and for spiritual progress. Amma Toronto... more ›
Amma has chosen Lalitha Sahasranama archana (chanting of the Thousand Names of the Divine Mother) as a daily practice for monastics and householders, for relief from the perils in life and for spiritual progress. Amma Toronto... more ›
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