8 March , Mayur Vihar, New Delhi — Bharata Yatra 2010
Amma started her programs in Delhi in one of the capitol’s new suburbs on the west bank of the holy Yamuna River, not far from where Lord Krishna used to dance with the Gopis.  The entry to the venue was a temporary Rajasthani monument.  The [Read more... click the article link above]

Jaipur, March 6th, 2010
Amma was welcomed with a colorful celebration at her public program in Jaipur. Buses full of devotees from nearby towns arrived in the pink city to participate in Amma’s satsang, bhajan, dhyan and darshan.
The backdrop of the stage showed a beautiful collage of Rajasthani impressions: Camels, women in folklore costumes, scenes of [Read more... click the article link above]

3 March, Education Society Ground, Drive-in-Road, Amdavad, Gujarat — Bharata Yatra 2010
The crowd that comes to see Amma in the Gujarat capital wears some of the most colorful fabrics on this Bharata Yatra. Big white turbans and brightly painted dresses show a proud people — the tradition of India’s many cultures is evident. Amma arrived [Read more... click the article link above]

28 Feb – 1 Mar, Nerul, Mumbai — Bharata Yatra 2009
During the two days of the brahmastanam temple festival in Nerul, New Mumbai, large numbers of devotees flocked to the ashram to receive Amma’s darshan and participate in the satsang, bhajans, dhyan and special puja led by Amma.
One important factor for the great success of [Read more... click the article link above]

26 February, Sivaji Park, Dadar, Mumbai — Bharata Yatra 2010
Amma started her programmes in Mumbai with a public function in the famous Shivaji Park, located right in the heart of the city. Amma was greeted at the dias with the traditional Maharastrian welcome — the sounding of horns followed by arati (the waving of lighted [Read more... click the article link above]

23-24 February, Pune — Bharata Yatra 2010
Pune was once known ‘Punya nagari,’ the meritorious city. Over time, it became shortened to just Pune. Maharashtra is known as the land of saints, which include Jnanesvar, Tukaram, Eknath, and Namdev. Amma’s ashram is only a twenty minute drive from the samadhi shrine of the great saint Jnanesvar, [Read more... click the article link above]

21-22 February, Hyderabad — Bharata Yatra 2010
Two days of Brahmasthanam festival programs were held in the ashram in the Mahendra Hills, Secunderabad, Andhra Pradesh.
Amma’s satsangs were translated into Telugu, the local language, and touched on many points.  Highlights included the importance of giving and generosity, the value of avoiding intoxicants, and the meaning and worth [Read more... click the article link above]