Question 1 Choosing Company Without Judging Q: We’re taught to keep good company (satsang) to grow, but we’re also told to reduce judgment, likes, and dislikes. How do I know someone is “not good company for me” without slipping into…
The Chinmaya Mission Cleveland hosted a profoundly enriching Devi Retreat from October 2–5, 2025, in Akron, Ohio, centered on the uplifting theme “Finding Your Love.” Seventy-three Devi-s from across North America came together to create a sacred environment of reflection,…
By Vansh Tandon From June 7th to June 9th, over 30 young adults from ages 16 to 28 and 10 CHYSK volunteers gathered in Cleveland for their second annual retreat, The Seeker’s Evolution – a reflective experience into a seeker’s…
The Chinmaya Niagara Seeker-to-Facilitator program arose out of a pressing need to have more individuals who are both firmly established as spiritual seekers in Sanatana Dharma and equipped with the necessary training to serve as facilitators to open and enhance…
Hari Om! Here is list of all The Reflection Adventures of the Week for the Narada Bhakti Sutra Course. Please share your reflections, experiences and thoughts via comments below.
April 29, 2023 Notes by Aarya Mishra Preview Today, we had a Prithvi Sevasanga class to learn about the 4 R’s: Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. Throughout the past classes, we have been spending time getting to know Mother Earth. Through…
3/1/23 & 3/8/23 Reading from I AM THAT dialogues of Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj Ch.68: “Seek the Source of Consciousness” Specifically we had a discussion around the following Q&A: Q: The adequate supply of means of livelihood is good for all.…
November 2, 2022 Notes by Krish Chandar The topic for this week This week’s topic is overcoming our fears. Shanker Ji explains that when we think of fears we think of external fears like snakes or clowns. Those fears don’t…
October 12, 2022 Notes by Aarya Mishra Review Sumanji reviewed the story from last class, where the lion thought she was a sheep. The longer she did sheep things, the more confused and uncomfortable she got. When another lion came…
