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Gurumaa completed her earthly journey and left her body on 26 January. She was at her home in Bhubaneswar, surrounded by devotees and family, and the chanting of the Bhagavatam. Swamiji wrote: “Born as a small village girl. Left as the tallest and mightiest Mother who silently manifested a Sadguru, and a mission!”
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In this audio recording from the morning of 21 January, Swamiji explains how Satyachetana Ashram came into existence, and the meaning of the Ashram Foundation Day that was celebrated in the above three-day program.
Excerpt from a voice memo sent by Swamiji to management at the Ganeshpuri campus on 13 January 2024.
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In January 2023, Swamiji began a series of Interactions on the Srimad Bhagavatam, also known as the Bhagavata Mahapurana and Bhagavat Katha. This scripture reveals, through the life of Krishna, the story of God’s incarnations and why he did what he did. Here is the first session, recorded on an international Zoom call on 6 January. These calls are continuing on a weekly basis; if you’d like to listen to them as a live participant, send a request via the Contact page.
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Enrollment for this course is full, and admissions are now closed. To be updated on future courses, write to the USR Course Coordinator. Swamiji will soon launch a new advanced Bhagavad Gita course through the University of Spiritual Research (USR). The course is designed for students that already have some grounding on the Yoga of Bhagavad Gita. For more information, write to the USR Course Coordinator.
This course will use Swamiji’s 2022 English translation of the Bhagavad Gita, available from Satyachetana Publications in print and digital formats, and also from Amazon for Kindle.
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Inspired and guided by Swamiji’s illumination of Chapter 4 of the Bhagavad Gita, this video shares perspectives on how to practice the Yoga of Knowledge.
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The inner meaning of Verses 33-34 of the Bhagavad Gita, from a March 2012 Interaction at Satyachetana Ashram, Tiruvannamalai. Total audio time: 66 minutes. Click the triangle “Play” buttons to listen.
Part 1
Part 2