Satsangs - Spiritual Gathering

What is a Satsang?

A Satsang (spiritual gathering) can take many forms: a discourse from a spiritual teacher, question-and-answer exchanges, readings of sacred texts, silent meditations, or devotional songs (bhajans or kirtans). The purpose is to awaken consciousness, cultivate inner peace, and deepen understanding of oneself and the world.

Participating in a Satsang is to open oneself to a vibration of truth and peace, in a space of listening, sharing, and transformation.

A Satsang is an encounter of soul to soul, a sacred space where we gather in Presence, at the heart of living silence. It is a timeless moment, where Truth can settle, reveal itself, and gently incarnate through words, breath, gaze, or simply shared silence.

In tradition, Satsang means “being in the company of Truth” — a rare and precious opportunity to open to the light of Being, to allow oneself to be touched by Grace, and to remember who we are beyond forms.

During these spiritual gatherings, I invite you to enter a sacred field of consciousness, supported by the presence of the Divine that accompanies me. It is a space of welcome, guidance, transmission, and unconditional love, where each person is free to receive according to their own rhythm and the impulse of their heart.

There may be sharing, moments of vibrant silence, living prayers, inspired songs, or simply deep inner listening. Through these moments, light flows, peace settles, and the soul remembers.

The Satsang is a sacred service, an offering of Presence in the service of awakening. An invitation to allow oneself to be blessed, illuminated, and transformed.

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THANK YOU FATHER FOR LETTING ME BE THE INSTRUMENT OF YOUR LOVE♥♥♥