Sri Krishna Birthday Celebration
Vedanta Hall 15 LIVERPOOL ROAD, CROYDON, NSWI have a purpose for your pain, A reason for your struggle, And a reward for your faithfulness. Trust me and don't give up. SRI KRISHNA
I have a purpose for your pain, A reason for your struggle, And a reward for your faithfulness. Trust me and don't give up. SRI KRISHNA
The divine light of truth and wisdom will always prevail over disorder and pain
Two Journeys. Four Centuries - One Song of Freedom
She represents nature at its rawest and most untamed. She is the culmination of all that is strength and power.
Four Yogas Lecture Series - Final Talk Jnana Yoga Pt.2 & Question/ Answer By Pravrajika Sridharaprana At Vedanta Hall (open from 10.30 am for Meditation) or join via Zoom for talk…
Vedanta Hall (open from 10.30 am for Meditation)or via Zoom from 11 am: Zoom Link Silent Meditation, Vedic Chanting by Sarada Math Nuns Talk: by Mala Naidoo - 'Mother's Divine Feminism:…
Join via Zoom from 7.30 pm Zoom Link Program: Silent Meditation, Arati (Devotional Songs) Carols by Candlelight Reading by ROBERT GRANT: 'Christian Mysticism' Talk by PRAVRAJIKA GAYATRIPRANA: ‘The Lord’s Prayer in…
Join via Zoom from 7.30pm Zoom Link Program: Devotional Songs & Silent Meditation (6.30 - 7.30pm) Reading by Pravrajika Gayatriprana - for Kalpatharu Day. The day Sri Ramakrishna blessed his…
Vedanta Hall (open from 10.30 am for Meditation)or via Zoom from 11 am: Zoom Link Program: Silent Meditation, Vedic Chanting Recitation of Swamiji’s Chicago Address by RHEA MUKHERJEE Special Guest Speaker…
Shiva helps us realise that heroes, villains and victims are creations of fear.
HE traced each path to its goal and carefully mapped each obstacle, every cliff and chasm, every river and path, and every bend along the way. Then, when his search was complete, he shared with all those who would listen, the knowledge he had gained, and revealed to them the hidden purpose behind every ritual and myth...
FOR he did not quote from scriptures, or fall back on the mute authority of tradition, or retreat into the safety of dogma. He spoke from his own experience.
The life of Sri Rama and the Ramayana are suffused with the deepest philosophical insights, guiding us on how to live a truly noble life.