Shri Ashutosh Maharaj Ji
Self-realization is not the privilege of few but the right of all.
A lot of our suffering is tied to the fact that we don’t know who we really are. Sadhvi Bhavya for the past two decades under the guidance of her Guru, Shri Ashutosh Maharaj has been awakening individuals to the truth through the practical technique of Brahm Gyan Meditation. If you are seeking purpose in life, set up a call or attend a satsang (Spiritual gathering).
Brahm Gyan means Divine Knowledge, or Knowledge of the Self. By obtaining this eternal Vedic technique, one can – through diligent practice experience and realize the ‘Self’. The resplendent light of God dwells within each of us and is also known as the ‘Self’ or Soul.
The majority of people have learned about a Higher Power through lectures, religious discourses, books and discussions. This information helps point us in the direction of the inner path, however, it does not provide the practical knowledge, experience and realization of the Self. Therefore, all the Holy Scriptures and enlightened Saints and Seers have always encouraged man to get initiated into the practical knowledge of the Self
Toronto: Sundays, 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM (except on long weekends)
Inspiring discourses in English and Hindi
Group chanting and Kirtan
A lovingly prepared vegetarian meal
Interactive Q&A with our spiritual guidesAll are welcome regardless of background, belief, or experience. Satsang is a sacred opportunity to come together in truth and presence, supporting one another on the path of inner growth and awakening.The word Satsang comes from Sanskrit: Sat meaning “truth” and Sang meaning “in the company of.” Together, we share spiritual insights, deepen our understanding of life’s higher purpose, and reconnect with our inner self free from distraction, held in sacred community. Join us this Sunday and experience the light of shared wisdom, love, and transformation.
Sadhvi Bhavya serves humanity by awakening them to the Self. She has been doing this by bringing the ancient practices from India to the West for over two decades now.