Real self-knowledge begins in the human life where we ask: ‘Who am I? Why am I here? Where do I come from? What is my purpose?’ These questions help us look beyond the body and mind, guiding us to awaken our true self and reconnect with the Divine, starting a meaningful spiritual journey.

'Kirtan' means 'praise' and it is a practice of prayerful chanting in glorifitacion of our Divine Source. Kirtan is very simple to practice, highly purifying, and extremely joyful. The ancient scriptures of India therefore especially recommend kirtan in this difficult age known as Kali Yuga, 'The age of quarrel'.

Our Sunday feasts may seem like simple vegetarian meals, but they are actually prasadam—food offered with love to the Supreme Lord. Once accepted by Him, it becomes spiritual and filled with His mercy. By honoring this sacred food, we receive blessings, purify their senses, and grow in spiritual consciousness, overcoming illusion.