Insights, teachings, and stories from The Satsang Foundation
Blossom Foundation is happy to announce that Sri M will be visiting US and conducting retreats at the Sacred Grove in Graham, Texas in May - June 2023. Retreat Dates Kriya Yoga Retreat 1: Friday, M...
'Realising the Self' means, self-realisation or mukti, moksha or kaivalya according to the yogasutras; that state of realising that one is actually the ever-free self which was never bound in the f...
In today's fast-paced and demanding business world, the health and wellbeing of employees is of paramount importance. With long working hours, tight deadlines, and increasing stress levels, it's no...
“If the tortoise species has come to the water body, then it means the water body is fully restored and the ecosystem is excellent.” - Ms. Supraja Dharini of Tree Foundation - Expert on Torto...
The Mytree (a play on the word maitri meaning friendship or amity) initiative is two-pronged with ‘Each One Plant Two’ and ‘Urban Dense Forestation’ being the two subheads under the initiative. To ...
The Satsang Foundation is delighted to invite you to celebrate Maha Shivratri with Sri M on 18th February 2023. Join the live stream (IST) 11.00 am: Satsang with Sri M - Morning https://www.youtube...
The Satsang Foundation is happy to announce the upcoming SwaasthyaM & LanghanaM & Shakti programs at ArogyaM – wellness center located within The Sacred Grove in Chowdepalle, AP. ...
Dates: 8th March (International Women’s Day) to 17th March, 2023 Duration: 10 days A wellness programme designed by ĀrogyaM especially for women, Shakti addresses hormonal imbalance and menstrual d...
Shiva is the symbol of Maha Yogi. In the Nath Parampara, the first Guru or Teacher, is supposed to be Adinath and Adinath is none other than Shiva. They are indistinguishable. The Nath Sampradaya o...
Women today often juggle between their personal and professional lives, as partners, employees, mothers, entrepreneurs and leaders. In a constantly shifting, challenging environment for women, many...
When the milky ocean was churned by the Devas and Asuras using Meru, the mountain as the churning rod and Vasuki, the serpent as the rope, it first brought forth a terrible poison called Halahala. ...
“An activity that benefits others – feed the one who is hungry, share knowledge with one who has none, think of solving the discomfort of one who lives in it, worship the one who is poor, serve him...