Atmotsava
SAT Temple 1834 Ocean Street, Santa Cruz, CADevotional readings, chanting of stotrams, bhajans, learning to recite in Sanskrit and Tamil, followed by prasadam
SAT events are wonderful opportunities for profound absorption in Self-Knowledge to experience the deepest happiness, freedom, and peace.
The SAT Temple is open only during the events listed below.
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Please note: Due to covid-19, no prasadam or beverages (including water) will be served at the events for now. Devotees, if they wish, can bring their own food including utensils, napkins, and beverages on Sunday's.
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Devotional readings, chanting of stotrams, bhajans, learning to recite in Sanskrit and Tamil, followed by prasadam
Silent meditation, discourse and dialogues on Self-Knowledge and Self-inquiry
The Ramana Darshanam events are focused on the teachings of Sri Ramana Maharshi, as contained in books published by Sri Ramanasramam.
Devotional readings, chanting of stotrams, bhajans, learning to recite in Sanskrit and Tamil, followed by prasadam
Silent meditation, discourse and dialogues on Self-Knowledge and Self-inquiry
Self-inquiry meditation instruction, silent meditation, dialogues
Meditation, readings by Nome, puja to Lingodhava with chanting of devotional songs, followed by prasad
Silent meditation, discourse and dialogues on Self-Knowledge and Self-inquiry
The focus of the Boundless Wisdom events is to delve deeply into the Knowledge expounded in Advaita Vedanta texts by sages such as Ribhu and Adi Sankara.
Devotional readings, chanting of stotrams, bhajans, learning to recite in Sanskrit and Tamil, followed by prasadam
Silent meditation, discourse and dialogues on Self-Knowledge and Self-inquiry
Self-inquiry meditation instruction, silent meditation, dialogues
Devotional readings, chanting of stotrams, bhajans, learning to recite in Sanskrit and Tamil, followed by prasadam
Silent meditation, discourse and dialogues on Self-Knowledge and Self-inquiry
The Ramana Darshanam events are focused on the teachings of Sri Ramana Maharshi, as contained in books published by Sri Ramanasramam.
Devotional readings, chanting of stotrams, bhajans, learning to recite in Sanskrit and Tamil, followed by prasadam
Devotional readings, chanting of stotrams, bhajans, learning to recite in Sanskrit and Tamil, followed by prasadam
Silent meditation, discourse and dialogues on Self-Knowledge and Self-inquiry
The focus of the Boundless Wisdom events is to delve deeply into the Knowledge expounded in Advaita Vedanta texts by sages such as Ribhu and Adi Sankara.
Devotional readings, chanting of stotrams, bhajans, learning to recite in Sanskrit and Tamil, followed by prasadam
Silent meditation, discourse and dialogues on Self-Knowledge and Self-inquiry
Meditation, readings, puja to Skanda with singing of devotional chants, followed by prasad
Devotional readings, chanting of stotrams, bhajans, learning to recite in Sanskrit and Tamil, followed by prasadam
Meditation, readings by Nome, puja to Lord Siva and Sri Ramana with singing of bhajans (devotional songs)
Self-inquiry meditation instruction, silent meditation, dialogues
Devotional readings, chanting of stotrams, bhajans, learning to recite in Sanskrit and Tamil, followed by prasadam
Silent meditation, discourse and dialogues on Self-Knowledge and Self-inquiry
The Ramana Darshanam events are focused on the teachings of Sri Ramana Maharshi, as contained in books published by Sri Ramanasramam.
Devotional readings, chanting of stotrams, bhajans, learning to recite in Sanskrit and Tamil, followed by prasadam
Silent meditation, discourse and dialogues on Self-Knowledge and Self-inquiry
Self-inquiry meditation instruction, silent meditation, dialogues
Meditation, readings, puja and devotional singing to Sivakami followed by prasadam
Silent meditation, discourse and dialogues on Self-Knowledge and Self-inquiry
The focus of the Boundless Wisdom events is to delve deeply into the Knowledge expounded in Advaita Vedanta texts by sages such as Ribhu and Adi Sankara.
Devotional readings, chanting of stotrams, bhajans, learning to recite in Sanskrit and Tamil, followed by prasadam