Amma addressed and blessed 40 men and 60 women via video call who were to be initiated into Sannyasa at Swami Ramdev’s ashram, Patanjali Yogapeeth in Haridwar.

Amma addressed and blessed 40 men and 60 women via video call who were to be initiated into Sannyasa at Swami Ramdev’s ashram, Patanjali Yogapeeth in Haridwar.
A vision of civil society where the individual and family, as well as society, markets, and the state understand their respective roles in a new light. The foundational approach to all relationships should be unity, solidarity, and above all, compassion.
President Murmu had a private meeting with Amma for half an hour. Following the meeting, the President visited the Bhavatarini Temple.
It is not only about expressing gratitude for the food we eat but also about recognizing the interconnectedness of all beings and elements involved in bringing that food to our plates
Mauritian Minister of Land Transport and Light Rail, Mr. Alan Ganoo, visited the Amritapuri Ashram and had a private meeting with Amma.
1 March 2023, Amritapur Giani Harpreet Singh, the spiritual leader of Sikhs worldwide and head of the Akal Takht at the Golden Temple in Amritsar, made a historic visit to the Amritapuri Ashram today. During his private meeting with Amma, they discussed various spiritual matters for over 40 minutes with Amma emphasizing the importance of […]
Not every day that we get to meet someone who has been on this earth for 127 years. Swami Sivananda’s visit was a moment of grace and a reminder that love and devotion know no age.
Let us all take this lesson to heart and continue to chant the mantra, pursuing the path of sadhana with devotion and determination.
6 Feb 2023, Amritapuri Ashram The daily evening bhajans at the Ashram are always filled with joy, laughter, love and peace. It is a time for the community to come together and connect with the divine through music and prayers. During one of these bhajan sessions, Amma was interacting with the kids, and one of […]
Amma sponsored tubal-ligation reversal surgeries for six women who had lost their children in the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami. The families of these children came to see Amma and were allowed to have a photograph with her.