Spiritual Gatherings and Cultural Festivals in Bengaluru

An invitation to our Maha Sivaratri Festival, one of the most significant events of our year. This night-long celebration is a confluence of devotion, featuring Ramana Ashtottara Puja, dance dramas, puppet shows, and continuous Ramananjali Bhajans, creating a powerful atmosphere for spiritual practice.

Our annual calendar for Pournami Celebrations, marking the sacred full moon evenings dedicated to Bhagavan. This schedule is an open invitation to join us each month for an evening of Ramana Bhajans, Puja, and Pradakshina under the grace of the full moon at our Mekhri Circle shrine.

We present "Natyopasana," our annual Bharatanatyam offering where the students of the Centre present a grand dance drama. This poster for "Ramana Prabha" showcases our commitment to nurturing the arts as a path to self-awareness and excellence for the younger generation.

Experience the sanctity of the Sahasra Deepa Utsava, the festival of a thousand lamps. This video captures the profound moment of Aarti, where the light of the flame illuminates the shrine, accompanied by the devotional chants of "Aarti Jyoti," invoking the light of Sri Ramana's presence.

An announcement for our 48th National Seminar and Cultural Festival, a multi-day event blending deep spiritual inquiry with artistic expression. This poster highlights the "Arunachala Gamana," a mega theatre production, illustrating how we explore Bhagavan's teachings through both scholarly talks and performing arts.

We commemorate Jnanodaya Day, celebrating the enlightenment of Ramana Maharshi. This event is a day dedicated to the core of his teachings, offering a space for silent self-enquiry, insightful talks, and devotional Ramana Bhajans, guiding seekers back to the fundamental question of "Who am I?".

An invitation to our family-focused Prani Mitra Day celebrations, exploring spiritual themes through dance, storytelling, and song. This event, "Hap, Hap, Happily in Ramana Thatha's Ashram," is designed to engage both parents and children, making the path of self-enquiry accessible and joyful for all ages.