Talks

On 02 November 2019, Paramahamsa Vishwananda began the Kartik Night celebrations, and after 6 am the next morning, ended it with this inspiring message for everyone.

Paramahamsa Vishwananda shares the story of Pundalik, a sinner who transformed into a saint by selflessly serving his parents. The Lord was so touched by his devotion, He manifested Himself in the form of Panduranga to stay with His bhakta forever.

In His Satsang on 08 September 2019, Paramahamsa Vishwananda reminded us of the importance of saturating our minds with the Divine Name in order to reach our ultimate destination.

On Navaratri, 07 October 2019, Paramahamsa Vishwananda celebrated Ma Siddhidatri, and spoke about the spiritual power which helps to elevate the devotees and transform their lives into true selfless service.

On Navaratri, 06 October 2019, Paramahamsa Vishwananda spoke about Maha Gauri and a key component on the bhakti path: Maha Vishwas. This is the highest form of faith, focused on the Supreme Lord Himself. These are excerpts from that talk.

On Navaratri, 05 October 2019, Paramahamsa Vishwananda introduced us to Kalaratri: the Destroyer of External Reality, the Goddess of Samadhi, and the one most fierce, but yet the one most sweet. These are some excerpts from His talk.

On Navaratri, 04 October 2019, Paramahamsa Vishwananda spoke about Katyayini Devi as a protector, the goddess of intuition, and the provider of strength and power. Here are some excerpts from that satsang.

On Navaratri, 03 October 2019, Paramahamsa Vishwananda gifted everyone with a long satsang about prayer, bhakti, and the spiritual path. These are excerpts from that satsang.

On Navaratri, 02 October 2019, Paramahamsa Vishwananda described Goddess Kushmanda. Her symbol is the pumpkin, and it represents the life force which is infused into everything, reminding us of our constant and eternal relationship with the Divine.

On Navaratri, 01 October 2019, Paramahamsa Vishwananda spoke about Goddess Chandraghanta. It is She who removes all doubt and other limitations from the restless mind so that it can focus on yearning for the Divine.