Br.Ramanand in Georgia - Dec 20th - 23rd

Special Events with Br. Ramanand in Georgia - Dec 20th - 23rd

Please note that all programs will start on time and hence we request that everyone please be seated 30 mins prior to the program.

Dec 20th - Karthika Puja 7:30pm - M.A Center Atlanta

A monthly birthday is traditionally observed in India based on the moon's position at the time of birth. The moon returns to this spot in the heavens, approximately every 28 days. Karthika is the Nakshatra - star constellation- in which the moon was transiting at the time of Amma's birth. As such every month on the day of Karthika, we honor Amma's birth with a puja.

Dec 21st - Amrita Kutumbham at Nair Residence 7:30pm
Location - 310 Stone Hill Point, Alpharetta GA 30004

Amrita Kutumbam Satsangs are satsangs that are held at a devotee's house.
Br. Ramanand will lead us in chanting, devotional singing, and joyful remembrance of our most beloved Amma during this Amrita Kutumbam Satsang from 7:30pm - 9:30pm at Maya and Bahuleyan's Residence. 

Dec 22nd - Ayyappa Puja 11:00am - M.A.Center Atlanta

Ayyappa Puja Significance:

Lord Ayyappa is a symbol of religious unity and communal harmony. 
He is the presiding deity of Sabarimala temple. He came down to earth to free his devotees from the clutches of demon Mahishi. Lord Ayyappa enshrined in the Sabarimala temple combines both these aspects of Brahman. In the Puranic lore, as usual, this fact is presented in an interesting and symbolic story form as Sri Ayyappa represents both Vishnu and Shiva in one Divinity, He is worshipped both as Protector and Deliverer. Program will include the following :

Amma's 108 names
Ayyappa Abhishekam
Ayyappa Kavacham
Padi Pattu
Ayyappa Namaskaram
Harivarasanam
Amma Arati
Meditation

Dec 23rd - Satsang with Br.Ramanand in Augusta, GA - 11:00am

3590 Evans To Locks Rd, Martinez, GA
Contact: Sushma Sethi - 706-951-9610

All are welcome to join us for these free programs.

Br. Ramanand, a long time monastic disciple of Amma met Her at the tender age of 3 and has had the good fortune of growing up at Amma's ashram from a very young age. Br. Ramanand directs the Amma's organizations and its activities in the eastern US and Canada. He travels around the US and Canada conducting satsangs in various cities, delivering talks at Universities, to share Amma's message of selfless service and love. He has written and composed many devotional songs (bhajans) and his melodious voice can often be heard alongside Amma’s during many bhajans. One can feel the divine grace flow through his soulful singing. Br. Ramanand is a PhD graduate in Computer Science from the University of Maryland, College Park and his talks, usually conveyed humorously, are very inspiring and uplifting.