Upcoming Programmes

Saṃvṛddhi: Deepening Our Roots and Growing With Others – Two-day Workshop for Teachers

Education for New India, Upcoming Programmes, Workshops

Start date: May 20, 2025 End date: May 21, 2025 Venue: DAV Public School, Kaggalipura, Bengaluru The School Governing Council and Administration of DAV Public School, Bengaluru has invited BhāratShakti team of Sri Aurobindo Society to conduct a 2-day workshop for their teachers during their annual professional development week in May 2025. In discussion with […]

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Exhibition – Hampi: A Photographic Journey Tracing the Aesthetics of Perseverance and Valour

Exhibitions, India-Our Mother, Upcoming Programmes

Inauguration: Thursday, March 6, 2025 Start Date: March 7, 2025 End Date: March 23, 2025 Venue: Ashram Exhibition House In our ongoing exploration of the Spirit and Forms of Indian Art, BhāratShakti team is organizing a photography exhibition titled ‘HAMPI: A Photographic Journey Tracing the Aesthetics of Perseverance and Valour’ at Ashram Exhibition House, Pondicherry.

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Love, Human Relations and New Consciousness – An Online Course

All Life is Yoga, Courses and Study Groups, Re-awakening the Bhārata Shakti, Upcoming Programmes

Start Date: April 26, 2025 End Date: May 24, 2025 Venue: Online Love and relationships are at the root of all human life as lived in our familial and societal contexts. But ordinarily, most people do not take the trouble to examine and understand the nature of these two things. Consequently, we go through life

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Sangeet Sandhya – Lecture-demonstration on Hindustani Classical Music

All Life is Yoga, Art and Spirituality, Guest Lectures, Upcoming Programmes

Date: March 25, 2025 Time: 5:45 PM – 7:30 PM Venue: Sri Aurobindo Society “Music, no doubt, goes nearest to the infinite and to the essence of things because it relies wholly on the ethereal vehicle, śabda…”~ Sri Aurobindo As part of our ongoing exploration of ‘Spirit and Forms of Indian Art’ through our online

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