Satsang gatherings to find peace and inner stillness
Join our spiritual family in Bangalore to meditate, chant, and walk the path of Kriya Yoga together.
Devotees gathered for a blissful Christmas meditation at our Ananda Bangalore Retreat. We sit together in silence, feeling the united presence of our Gurus and our spiritual family.
A moment of deep, collective meditation. Sitting together on our mats, we support each other in our effort to go within and touch the stillness of the soul.
A view of our meditation room during a Sunday satsang. Devotees are absorbed in meditation, creating a powerful atmosphere of peace and concentration.
Our community gathered for a Sunday Satsang. These weekly meetings are a cornerstone of our spiritual life, providing inspiration and fellowship.
Honoring Swami Kriyananda’s Discipleship Anniversary with a soulful satsang at the Rotary Club. We gather to meditate and remember the sacred bond between guru and disciple.
A hybrid satsang in session, with devotees joining both in person and online to listen to a conversation with Nayaswami Jyotish and Devi. Technology helps us connect our spiritual family across distances.
A view from the back of our Sunday Satsang at the Rotary Club. The altar with our line of masters is the focal point, radiating blessings to all who attend.
Devotees listening intently during a spiritual discourse. Our satsangs are interactive, with time for questions and sharing to help apply the teachings to daily life.
A wide view of our satsang, showing the mix of new and long-time members. All are welcome to join our circle of divine friendship and seek inner peace together.
Another perspective of our Sunday satsang, where we gather to absorb the teachings and meditate together. The shared energy of the group deepens each individual's experience.
About Satsang: Gatherings in Truth
Our Sunday sessions are where the teachings truly come alive. Whether you are a newcomer or a long-time practitioner, we sit together in the quiet presence of our lineage, alternating between guided meditation, heart-opening kirtan, and inspiring discourse that bridges ancient wisdom with your daily life here in Bangalore.
What to Expect
When you walk into our satsang, you aren't just attending an event. You are joining a sangha, a spiritual family. Our gatherings are anchored by the teachings of Paramhansa Yogananda and are designed to help you disconnect from the city's noise and reconnect with the stillness within.
The Rhythm of Our Gatherings
- Meditation and Kirtan: Every session includes periods of silent meditation and soulful chanting. Music is central to our practice; we use the harmonium and voice to open the heart and prepare the mind for stillness.
- Practical Wisdom: You will hear talks that address real-world challenges. From managing karma to balancing family life with spiritual practice, we explore how to apply these timeless principles in a modern context.
- Hybrid Participation: We embrace technology to keep our community connected. While we gather in person at the Rotary Club in Indiranagar, we often feature hybrid sessions with Nayaswami Jyotish and Devi, allowing us to receive guidance directly from those who have dedicated their lives to these teachings.
A Space for Everyone
We provide floor cushions and chairs to ensure you are comfortable, allowing you to focus on your inner state rather than physical distractions. After the meditation, we share prasad, a small offering of food, which is a lovely time to meet fellow seekers. There is no need for experience or formal attire. Bring an open heart and a willingness to explore, and you will find your place among us.
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