Category: Festivals
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A joyous Sri Krishna Jayanthi celebrations
The traditional Uriyadi, or pot-breaking ceremony, took place in front of the Kali temple. To the uplifting tunes of the Hare Rama mantra and bhajans, participants of all ages
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Go puja at Amritapuri
The Go Puja, a traditional worship of the cows, was performed with deep reverence, followed by aarti.
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Gurupurnima Celebrated at Amritapuri Ashram
Hundreds of devotees gathered to pay homage to the Guru Parampara—the lineage of Gurus—on this auspicious Vyasa Purnima.
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Disciple is born when disciplehood is awakened
When one can welcome the guru’s teaching with an open heart and accept it without a trace of doubt that one becomes a real disciple.
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Those who bring solace to the suffering are true lovers of God
Amritapuri transformed into a melting pot of cultures for its Christmas celebrations. The program unfolded with a diverse array of performances, capturing the spirit of the season.
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Gita Jayanthi celebrations illuminate Ashram with art & wisdom
Devotees and artists alike gathered to immerse themselves in the profound teachings of Gita. Gita chanting, Gita talks, and a distinctive Gita painting session were integral elements of the celebration, each contributing to the vibrant tapestry of the day.
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Embracing the Inner Light
Once that inner light ignites, even the hearing impaired can hear, the vision impaired can see. With this external lamp, you need to bring that light within.
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Festivals in 2024
2024 JANUARY 1, Monday / New Year Day 15, Monday / Thaipongal 20, Saturday / ॐ : Karthika Puja 26, Friday / 75th Indian Republic Day FEBRUARY16, Friday / ॐ : Karthika Puja MARCH8, Friday / Maha Sivarathri 14, Thursday / ॐ : Karthika Puja 26, Tuesday / Holi Festival APRIL11, Thursday / ॐ : Karthika Puja 14, Sunday / Vishu 17,…
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An offering to Mother Earth
This diverse gathering saw participation from devotees representing all 28 states of India, as well as 69 other countries – a testament to the inclusivity and global reach of Amma’s teachings.
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Rosh HaShanah celebration with Amma
Apples and honey were distributed as prasad, symbolizing hope for a sweet and prosperous new year ahead