- With new hands and new hopes, Shreya returns to Amma
From double-arm transplant to IIM graduate, Shreya’s journey of faith, courage, and healing finds blessing in Amma’s arms. - Praying for the victims of Pahalgam terrorist attack
Amma lead a prayer for the victims of the Pahalgam terrorist attack at Amritapuri Ashram right after daily Arati - Pope Francis embodied broad vision and love for humanity
Whenever the truth needed to be told to the world, Pope boldly and fearlessly proclaimed it. - Vishu is a symbol of the inseparable connection between man, nature & God
Viṣu is a celebration of interdependence—between man, nature, and God—rooted in love, service, and unity. - Juna Akhada Maha Mandaleshwar seeks Amma’s Blessings
Swami Anandavanam Bharati of Juna Akhada met Amma at Amritapuri, seeking blessings to strengthen Sanatana Dharma in Kerala - A Burst of Colors: Amma Celebrates Holi
Amma filled Amritapuri with colors and joy, playfully spraying devotees with vibrant powders and water balloons in a Holi celebration of love and unity. - Karmayogini Sangamam: A Grand Celebration of Women of Action
There is no doubt that the near future will witness the victorious rise of women. All Amma wishes for is that this rise is rooted in dharma. - Sivarātri is a Call to Awaken the Inner Siva
Sivarātri is a call to awaken the inner Śiva—Amma’s message resonated through a night of devotion, bhajans, and prayers. - Life is Fulfilled When We Tune in to the Infinite
“Life is a mystery too deep for our intellect—true fulfillment lies in awakening the infinite love within,” said Amma in Kovai.
Beautiful Moments
Amrit Ganga: beautiful moments from Amma’s life, Darshan, Yatra, Satsang & Bhajan. Weekly episodes
In the Limelight
My Desire: Everyone in the world should be able to sleep without fear, at least for one night; able to eat at least for one day.
Teachings
Amma’s teachings began with her birth itself. She entered this world in silence, a gesture worthy of our contemplation.
Interesting Posts from Archives
- Historic and unique Gita Jnana Yajna concludes
One-year-long Bhagavad Gita Jnana Yaga (700 speakers in 10 languages, from 25 countries, age 8-84, 31 Sannyasis, 311 Brahmacharis, 160 Internationals, 32 kids) concluded - 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. - The meaning and importance of Navaratri worship
Children, Navaratri is an occasion for worshiping Parashakti, the Almighty Goddess, who is the cause of the universe. Navaratri is a time for vows, austerities and worship. The ways of… Read more: The meaning and importance of Navaratri worship