The spiritual path can be described as the journey from being nobody to becoming somebody and finally to being nobody again. Here, we look at the processes that govern this movement More>>
If
Yagnas create awareness and Sandeepanies train teachers to conduct Yagnas,
the active involvement of people of all age groups is essential for overall spiritual
growth. For this purpose schemes to suit the tastes and temperaments of people
are drawn up.
Study
Groups
The
knowledge gained through listening (Sravana) during the Yagnas has
to be assimilated by the listeners to make it their own to help transform their
personality. This can be achieved only through reflection (Manana) following
intensive study and discussion. They also help to cultivate the art of communicating
the knowledge to others. A graduate course specially prepared by Poojya
Swamiji is prescribed for Study Groups. Hundreds of Study Groups are functioning
at several centers. They meet at convenient spots once a week.
Bhajan And Satsang
Groups
These
are designed to teach, and practice kirtans and bhajans where members
participate in an atmosphere of devotion to the Lord.
Bala
Vihars
Bala
Vihars are weekly gatherings of children in the age group of 6-14 years who
meet once a week. Here the basic ideals of good living and culture are brought
home indirectly to the children. Through simple songs, chants, stories, etc. in
an atmosphere of love. 'Keep Smiling' is their motto.
Yuva
Kendras (CHYK)
Youth
is turbulent and their energy needs to be directed to creative channels. Chinmaya
Yuva Kendras (CHYK) is meant to bring together the youth of 16 to 28 years in
a forum for kindling spiritual/cultural awareness through study and constructive
activity. They take up various socially useful activities. Musical, histrionic
and other artistic talents are encouraged and utilized. Their motto is: 'Harnessing
Youth Potential Through Dynamic Spirituality'.