Category: Spiritual
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Real yoga is releasing us from the clutches of the ego
21 June 2024, Amritapuri Ashram International Day of Yoga at the Ashram The serene grounds of Amritapuri Ashram became a hub of tranquility and unity as people gathered to celebrate the United Nations’ 10th International Day of Yoga with Amma. The event also included the participation of CRPF soldiers and police stationed at the ashram.…
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Vishu: A call for water conservation and sustainable living
14 April 2024, Amritapuri Ashram In a vibrant and spiritually enriching celebration of Vishu, thousands of devotees gathered at Amritapuri Ashram received Amma’s timely and profound message: “Kitchen Garden to Grow, Rainwater to Hold.” This message underscores the critical need for water conservation and sustainable living practices. Before stepping onto the dais, Amma paid her…
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Prana Pratishta in Ayodhya: Resurrection of Bharat
the true awakening, the most transformative resurrection, must occur within each of us. In this very moment, as we light the lamp outside
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Embracing the Inner Light
Once that inner light ignites, even the hearing impaired can hear, the vision impaired can see. With this external lamp, you need to bring that light within.
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What is real prayer? A lesson from Ramayana month
The test was simple but demanding: whoever could lift and string the mighty bow of Shiva, a gift to King Janaka, would win Sita’s hand in marriage.
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The world is one big family
May divine grace bless everyone to realise the dream of vasudhaiva kutumbakam —“The world is one big family.”
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Uniting humanity for a hopeful future
Amma wishes for a world where each nation is like a beautiful petal in a divine flower, radiating happiness and unity
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Guru is the full moon
A Satguru is like a key that can open wide the treasury of the secrets of the universe. The Guru is waiting patiently to impart this secret to the disciple.
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We can bring harmony into society if we can live with restraint
The Doctors should be able to say kind words. Their eyes and their words should be tender with compassion. They should be good listeners. They should understand the mental state of their patients and proceed accordingly.
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The significance of chanting Brahmarpanam before meals
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