Please join me, Swami Saradananda, in celebrating Sivaratri, the night of Siva. On this new-moon evening, we’ll focus on stories and meditation of Siva as Neela-kanta, the blue-throated hero.

Sometimes the circumstances of our lives seem to be beyond our control. When this happens, we can only surrender, as outlined in the yogic concept (niyama) of  Ishwara-pranidhana.

Join me, Swami Saradananda, in celebrating Holi, the Indian Festival of Colours, and the official beginning of Springtime..

Also known as Anjaneya, Hanuman is said to have been born at Sunrise. He is the son of Vayu, the Wind, and the original teacher of pranayama.

Hanuman is the archetypal bhakta (devotee) and also the object of devotion for body-builders throughout India.

On this full moon dedicated to the teacher, join Swami Saradananda in looking at the concept of ahimsa.

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Krishna as the object of bhakti (devotion) involves ways of acting, thinking and willing that channel the emotions and orient you towards inner peace. You attempt to become a pure instrument, as symbolised by the flute, so that divine energy can flow unhampered. The talk and meditation will focus on bhakti (devotion) as represented in stories of Krishna.

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At the start of Navaratri, the 9-night festival dedicated to the Divine Mother, Join Swami Saradananda for meditation and talk. 6:30-7:30pm (London time)

The Indian festival of light is a joyous celebration to mark one of the darkest nights of the year. Join Swami Saradananda for a talk and meditation on the self-luminous inner light of the Self that is shining steadily in the chambers of your heart. 6:30-7:30 pm (London time)