The sēvā activities for Mother’s Kitchen October 2024 started on the eve of Dīpāvalī, when devotees converged at the Centre to chop vegetables. About an hour before, staff from All India delivered sacks of vegetables—including beans, carrots, cauliflowers, potatoes, green peas, soya chunks, tomatoes, mint and coriander leaves. A tarpaulin sheet was spread over the carpets on level one; cutting boards, scrapers and knives were passed to the devotees, who...Continue Reading
Dr. Ravi Sankaran, Head of Rehabilitative Medicine at AIMS Kochi, highlights the transformative impact of robotics, especially the advanced G-Gaiter, in helping thousands of patients regain mobility and enhance their quality of life. This state-of-the-art device provides targeted movement therapy, offering patients improved motor function and independence. AIMS Kochi takes credit for being the first hospital in Kochi to employ the G-Gaiter for their rehabilitative therapy. The Amriteswari Society of...Continue Reading
Ōm namaḥ śivāya. On Sunday, October 20th, 2024, devotees gathered at the MA Centre in Singapore at 8:30 a.m. for the weekly satsaṅg. Synopsis of Mādhavāmṛtaji’s talk:Pūjā ought to help us see God in the Guru and the Guru in God. Through pūjā, we can develop a deep intimacy with the Divine. The lives of devotees such as Sulabhā and Pūsalār show us that what God loves isn’t the offering...Continue Reading
Kārtikā Pūjā — October 2024 A monthly birthday is traditionally observed in India based on the moon’s position at the time of birth. Kārtikā is the nakṣatra or star constellation in which the moon was transiting at the time of Amma’s birth. Therefore, each time the moon returns to this spot in the heavens, approximately every 28 days, is considered to be a day of dedication to Amma and is...Continue Reading
Ōm namaḥ śivāya. On Saturday, October 12th, 2024, devotees gathered at the MA Centre in Singapore at 9 a.m. to celebrate Vijayadaśamī. Synopsis of Mādhavāmritaji’s talk:Vijayadaśamī, ‘the victorious 10th day,’ marks the victory of Durgā over Mahiṣāsura and that of Rāma over Rāvaṇa. It is not a celebration of aggression but that of dharma over adharma. Navarātri indicates a progression from the lower to the higher gunạs, from tamas to...Continue Reading
