We Have Come Down
Omm Namo Bhagavate In this introduction to an April talk, Swamiji presents the vision for the Veda work, beginning with an explanation of how and why the soul became embodied.
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Join in the Atharva Veda Mahayajna
Omm Namo Bhagavate A rare Atharva Veda Mahayajna will be performed from 8-14 March in the village of Kantio Putasahi, in the Dhenkanal district of Odisha, India. In brief, specially trained Veda Acharyas will chant all 6000 mantras of the … Continue reading →
Introducing the New Veda Gurukulam
Omm Namo Bhagavate To help spread the light of Veda, Swamiji is building a new Veda Gurukulam on the site of his childhood home in the idyllic village of Trilochanpur Sashana, in Narasinghpur, Odisha. Swamiji’s family has lived in the … Continue reading →
More Than 1000 Days of Yajna
Omm Namo Bhagavate From 21-23 October, a Chaturveda Yajna was completed at the Satyachetana Ganeshpuri campus, home of the Veda Research Institute and Vedavidya Gurukulam. The scale and scope of this event cannot be overstated. Each mantra of the Rig, … Continue reading →
Gita Verse 134: Nitya Yagnya
After morning chanting at Satyachetana Ashram on 15 April, Swamiji and devotees visited the inauguration puja for a neighbor’s new house. Upon returning to the meditation hall, Swamiji said that the action of visiting reminded him of Gita verse 134 … Continue reading →
Your Veda Questions Answered
Omm Namo Bhagavate When scripture meets software, sadhana surges. Volunteers are needed to submit questions to help test and train the automated—and remarkably informative—Veda “chat bot” that uses Artificial Intelligence to provide in-depth answers based on the Svarupa knowledge base. … Continue reading →
Feel the Maha Yajna
Omm Namo Bhagavate Satyachetana International is posting Maha Yajna videos and photos with links at this page.
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Omm Namo Bhagavate Anyone in the world can participate in the Maha Yajna as follows: 1. On any one day of the Yajna, light a lamp or candle for any one of the 55 Devatas on the following list, during … Continue reading →