23 – 24 April, Trissur – Bharata Yatra 2009
Amma held a two-day Brahmasthanam Festival here in Trissur. The Brahmasthanam Temple is situated on a plot of land that also includes ASHIS, Amma’s school for the speech- and hearing-impaired, along with an Amrita Vidyalayam school and a Working Women’s Hostel.
On the first evening, a special function [Read more... click the article link above]

20 – 21 April, Palakkad, Kerala – Bharata Yatra 2009
Amma held a two-day Brahmasthanam Festival here. Amma’s ashram in Pallakad is in a picturesque location, nestled among coconut palms and rice fields, the mountains of the Western Ghats rising impassively in the distant horizon. On both days, the ashram was filled to overflowing as Amma [Read more... click the article link above]

21 – 22 Mar – Bharata Yatra 2009, Mysore, Karnataka
A two-day Brahmasthanam Festival was celebrated in Amma’s presence at the Mysore Ashram. Amma gave Satsang, Bhajan, and led the devotees in Manasa puja in the local language of Kannada.
Over 55 students were given educational scholarships as part of the Vidyamritam project  in Mysore. Six ladies [Read more... click the article link above]

Mangalore, 18- 19 Feb – Bharata yatra 2009
Amma held two days of programmes at the Mangalore Brahmasthanam Temple. In addition to the regular programmes of satsang, bhajan, darshan and puja, Amma personally distributed sewing machines, educational scholarships and lifetime monthly pensions as part of her ever-expanding charitable projects.  View photos here.

Amma held two days programme in Kozhikode Brahmasthanam temple from 14 Feb to 15 Feb.
Watch photos here.

21 March 2008, Kolkata, West Bengal
Bharata yatra 2008
On the morning of March 19 in Kolkata, Amma consecrated a Brahmasthanam Temple, performing both stupika pratishtha and prana pratishtha consecutively. The Kolkata Brahmasthanam is the Ashram’s first temple in West Bengal and its 20th such temple altogether.
Kolkata is already home to a number of famous Kali temples, [Read more... click the article link above]

18 – 21 March 2008 — Kolkata, West Bengal
Sri Durga Ma—clothed in red, each of her eight hands clutching a weapon—bore witness to Amma’s first Brahmasthanam Festival in her Calcutta ashram. For all three days of the program, the large Durga murti graced the dais where Amma sang bhajans, gave satsang, led meditation and manasa [Read more... click the article link above]