- Rama Yantra symbolizes knowledge, dharma, and faith
Amma explains: Rama Yantra symbolizes knowledge, dharma, and faith that brings unity - Sri Rama Temple is a symbol of a new sunrise for Sanatana Dharma
This temple reflects centuries of prayer, sacrifice, and the tireless efforts of millions who dedicated their lives. - Amma visits Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, does arati to Ramlala
Amma walked around the Ram Mandir, observing the Ramayana carvings honouring artisans, volunteers, and the ideals of dharma - How Amma felt inside Sri Rama temple
Amma reflects on Sri Rama’s ideals, hoping they inspire love and dharma in everyone’s life. - Amma to visit Ayodhya for Shri Ramayantra pratishta
Amma travels by train with 1200 devotees to Ayodhya for the Ramayantra installation, sharing the stage with the President of India - Live in the present, Do not waste time
From Seattle to Amritapuri: Stories of devotion, service and in Amma’s guidance serving selflessly, and chanting with love - God is always awake within us; but we are in deep sleep
Staying awake isn’t just keeping your eyes open; it’s being aware of your thoughts, words, and actions. with this awareness, ignorance disappears. - Every action can become meditation
Amma explains how every action in life can gradually become meditation through awareness and mantra. - Ganga arati at Amritapuri
In twilight hours, the Ganga Arati family offered Arati to Amma, who reciprocated with a lamp.
Beautiful Moments
Amrit Ganga: beautiful moments from Amma’s life, Darshan, Yatra, Satsang & Bhajan. Weekly episodes
In the Limelight
My Desire: Everyone in the world should be able to sleep without fear, at least for one night; able to eat at least for one day.
Teachings
Amma’s teachings began with her birth itself. She entered this world in silence, a gesture worthy of our contemplation.
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For the first time in the UN’s fifty-five year history, the language was Malayalam was heard in the General Assembly Hall!