Join me for the chanting of the Gāyatrī mantra which we will chant 108 times. I will present a short introduction to this mantra before we chant.

Join us to learn this mantra and chant 108 times! Free Friday community event, open to all levels of students.

31 Dec Sat & 01 Jan Sun
11am EST | 5pm CET | 9.30pm IST
Free community event
(30 minutes class each)

31 Dec Sat & 01 Jan Sun
11am EST | 5pm CET | 9.30pm IST
Free community event
(30 minutes class each)

The Viṣṇu Gāyatrī mantra is recited at the end of the Narāyaṇa Sūktam, which is presented in the Mahānārāyaṇa Upaniṣat. Who is Viṣṇu? Who is Nārāyaṇa? What, if any, are the similarities between Puruṣa of the Puruṣa Sūktam & Nārāyaṇa of the Nārāyaṇa Sūktam?

Join me to learn about the Sūrya Gāyatrī mantra as presented in the Vedas and chant with me this glorious mantra 108 times.

Join us to learn this mantra and chant 108 times! Free Friday community event, open to all levels of students.

Join me to learn about the deity Viṣṇu as presented in the Vedas and chant with me this glorious mantra 108 times.

Celebrating Rāma navami with this community japa!

Celebrating Akṣaya tritīya with this community chanting!

Join me to chant the Lakṣmī gāyatrī mantra 108 times with an overview of the significance of "wealth" in the Veda.

Each year during the 10 days Gaṇeśa festival, I'm excited to invite our community to offer their sādhana to our beloved Lord Gaṇapati of auspicious beginnings. He helps us recognise our inner resourcefulness in navigating obstacles, helps us with our resolve in completing tasks and remaining humble to all the unknown variables in life.

Each year during the 10 days Gaṇeśa festival, I'm excited to invite our community to offer their sādhana to our beloved Lord Gaṇapati of auspicious beginnings. He helps us recognise our inner resourcefulness in navigating obstacles, helps us with our resolve in completing tasks and remaining humble to all the unknown variables in life.

Each year during the 10 days Gaṇeśa festival, I'm excited to invite our community to offer their sādhana to our beloved Lord Gaṇapati of auspicious beginnings. He helps us recognise our inner resourcefulness in navigating obstacles, helps us with our resolve in completing tasks and remaining humble to all the unknown variables in life.