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The Satsang Foundation invites you for an online conversation with "Fellow Travellers on the Path" which includes Sri M, Lady Mohini Kent Noon, Shahbuddin David Less & Sheikh Ghassan Mansara at...
One of the most important markers of spiritual progress is how soft our heart is, whether we feel the pain of others, our care for others, not just our family but others.
The Satsang Foundation invites you to the third part of Sri M's online talk on “Nirvana Shatakam” at 5.00 pm IST on 6 October 2020. The webcast will start at 5.00 pm IST on 6 October 2020, and will...
This 9 day program which coincides with the Navaratri season, will focus on the practice of Chandra Namaskar, Chanting and Chakra Meditation. Experience the calmness and coolness within, as we use ...
Dear Friends, TSF is calling all Artists, Digital Artists, Illustrators and Photographers! Here is a chance to submit your works for an upcoming content library! To visually capture the diverse ess...
Upanishad says, when you find the truth, you find it’s That one Truth which pervades everything. It’s complete, it doesn’t diminish, it’s always there. And the good news is, we are also a part of T...
Dear Friends, Join us in our community welfare (social outreach) programs to develop unique design systems and communications. You can join our media team in day to day operations on a contractua...
On the path of spirituality, the journey is as important as the goal.
The Satsang Foundation invites you to the second part of Sri M's online talk on “Nirvana Shatakam” at 5.00 pm IST on 4 October 2020. The webcast will start at 5.00 pm IST on 4 October 2020, and wil...
The true Sādhakā (Seeker) does not limit oneself to meditating in the way the Guru advises but also begins to function in the world with the understanding that this divine spark resident in oneself...
Yoga is the stilling of the mind, the stopping of all the modifications of the mind, and freeing the mind from all its distractions. When it becomes absolutely quiet, that state is called ‘Kaivalya’.
With ‘I know’ comes the ego, and as long as that ego remains, it is not possible to find one’s true essence.