Satsang with

Satyananda

 

Events

Here’s a list of upcoming Satsangs and retreats. You can find out more about each type of event below, and you can book or attend using the links at the end of each row. 

Datetime (UK)Event TypeLocationCostBook
Sat 3rd Oct 269am UK timeOpen SatsangZoom£15/£25Please pay and email satyanandasbookings@yahoo.com
Sun 4th Oct 269am UK timeSatsang IntensiveZoom£30/£45Please pay and email satyanandasbookings@yahoo.com
Sat 10th Oct 269am UK timeOpen SatsangZoom£15/£25Please pay and email satyanandasbookings@yahoo.com
Sun 11th Oct 269am UK timeSatsang IntensiveZoom£30/£45Please pay and email satyanandasbookings@yahoo.com
Sat 17-Sun 18 Oct 202611am startWeekend Silent Retreatin-person£300please email satyanandasbookings@yahoo.com
Satsang with Satyananda

Online Satsangs (using Zoom software) have helped hundreds of people from all round the world to meet with Satyananda. They are an opportunity to engage in direct dialogue with him from the comfort of your own home. Please pay in advance to attend. The zoom link will be sent to you around 30  mins before the event starts. The zoom waiting room will open at the advertised start time and the Satsang will last about 60 minutes from when Satyananda begins.  technical help 

Satyananda for Insta 1

Open Satsangs are held in venues in many countries. They are an opportunity to sit in Satyananda’s presence and engage in dialogue with him in an open meeting that usually lasts 1.5 – 2 hours. No advance booking is necessary, just turn up. Everybody with a genuine love for Truth is welcome.

Satyananda 2015 1

Weekend Intensives offer the opportunity to delve deeper into Self-inquiry and introspection by attending a series of Satsangs over a whole weekend. The sessions can usually be attended separately, although attendance of the full weekend is recommended.

Satsang with Satyananda

Silent retreats are an opportunity for a sustained period of contemplation and introspection. The retreats are silent throughout, apart from your dialogues with Satyananda, so that there is no need to interact with anyone and you can simply rest within.