Satsangs are gatherings where scattered minds unite through music, meditation, and wisdom to experience a higher state of consciousness.

Art of Living satsangs reverberate across 151 countries. People from all over the world who know different languages participate in the singing of bhajans, or the repetitive chanting of a word or a verse.

“In satsang, both the left and right hemispheres of the brain get balanced. The wandering mind comes back to the present moment and experiences a deeper dimension to life,” explains Sri Sri Ravi Shankar.

One can choose to listen to the bhajans or participate and sing.Either way, satsangs help in centering the mind. The chants in satsang take us beyond music to a silent corner of our inner self.

“The word bhajan is very precious. Bhaj means to share. Sharing all that the Divine is. It is not necessary to know the words or meaning to any song. Singing helps to bring serenity. Singing is simply merging into the sounds, floating on its waves with a sense of contentment and meditation,” shares Sri Sri.

weekly satsang on friday evening 5-6 pm.  (everyone allowed)

and 

We also have free Long Sudarshan kriya (Follow Up) in guruji's voice in Ilam,

Every Sunday morning 6 to 8 am. (those who have done basic courses can attend)