Ram Lalla Visit & Easter/Vishu Satsang (In-Person)

Amma Toronto Satsang Hosts Ram Lalla!

This year, we are honoured to have Ram Lalla visiting Amma's Toronto Satsang as part of the second Annual Shri Ram Rath Yatra organized by the Hindu Canadian Foundation, a grand procession celebrating faith, unity, and heritage across multiple Canadian cities.  The Ram Lalla idol, depicting Lord Rama as a child, stands about 1 foot high. This idol is a version of the original idol in Ayodhya, Bharat, considered by many Hindus to be the birthplace of Lord Sri Rama. This smaller idol has travelled to many temples in North America and will return to India this summer to be installed at a designated temple there.

Please note that the idol will be visiting us for a limited time, as there are other temples in the vicinity awaiting a visit. Please arrive at 4:00 PM to ensure you don't miss your chance to receive Sri Ram Lalla’s darshan! Let’s come together to honour this momentous occasion with a grand celebration filled with devotion, cultural vibrancy, and community spirit.

Ram Lalla's visit will be followed by a special satsang celebrating Vishu (Keralan New Year) and Easter. Amma says: "Don’t waste any opportunity to participate in satsangs. Share with your friends the things you hear in satsangs, thus bringing mental peace to them as well."

Satsang will include:

• Opening Prayers
• Chanting Amma's Ashtottara Shata Namavali (108 names)
• Reading
• Announcements
• Bhajans (devotional songs)
• Arati & Closing Prayers

Please use this SIGN UP SHEET, to sign up to sing a bhajan, or offer a reading.

A lot of seva (selfless service) goes into each satsang. Please sign up to lend a hand on SignUp Genius.

Pandemic Safety Measures

1. All attendees must observe these Updated Guidelines for In-Person Satsangs.
2. 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 Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu ~ May all beings everywhere be happy