April 2023

Sri M said…

You can’t wash away all desires with water.

Dinacharya – daily routine for a healthy life

Dinacharya appears as a chapter in the Sutrasthana of the classical texts of Ayurveda called Samhitas. It is derived from the conjunction of two sanskrit words “dina”, or day by day, and “chara”, which means to move. The chapter on daily routines begins with the statement,

The Satsang Foundation , Bharat Yoga Vidya Kendra

Yoga’s Transformational Impact on the Youth in Modern Times

In an age of technology and information dominance, the question arises: can the ancient practice of yoga provide a saanctuary of balance and self-awareness for this new generation?

The Satsang Foundation , MyTree Project

Preserving the Saswad Grasslands in Wadki, Pune

On 9th April 2023, members of Team MyTree Pune conducted a field visit to Wadki to assess its topographical situation in preparation for a tree plantation drive during June and July 2023.

The Satsang Foundation , The Satsang Seva Mission

Sustained Annadaanam Seva paves way for ever-widening circle of Love and Fraternity

Sri M had launched the Satsang Seva Mission (SSM) during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 to assuage the hunger of the displaced, deprived, and dispossessed migrant workers and daily wagers across different cities in India through the provision of cooked meals and dry rations.