Premananda Youth News
From October 29th to November 1st, the French Premananda Youth organized a delightful spiritual get-together. It was a time packed with fun activities for all ages that included walks, games, yoga, bhajans, abhishekam, preparing food together, celebrating Halloween and much …
For the third year in a row, the French Premananda Youth group organized a Youth Summer Meeting during the summer holidays. They continued on their trip to Santiago De Compostella, starting where they left off last year. Through the years …
The Youth group of Maastricht organizes regular public abhishekams to their Muruga statue and, on some occasions, the statue of the Youth Group of Rotterdam joins in too! Current social restrictions make that it is not always possible to invite …
Over the past several months members of the Premananda Youth group of Maastricht (the Netherlands) performed many Muruga abhishekams. Having experienced the strong energy of these rituals, they were eager to share this experience with others. And so they contacted …
The Sri Lankan Youth group regularly performs Muruga abhishekams and also involves the youngest in this spiritual practice. We hope that many more Sri Lankan young people may taste the greatness of the Premananda Youth!
The Premananda Youth is a network of young people connected to Swamiji and spirituality. Exchanging ideas, motivating and helping each other are fundamentals of the Premananda Youth. Via positive interactions within the groups, the members can feel joyful and encouraged …
The energy of divine love transcends the physical world. Due to the restrictions on gatherings because of the coronavirus, it is not easy these days to meet with one another physically. Yet to receive or send divine love, physical interaction …
Twelve wonderful people, eight shining days and one beautiful path bringing them all together! This summer, on July 9, a group of us met to begin our walk on the ‘Camino de Santiago’, a pilgrimage route in Spain, which we …
The Argentinean Youth group giving service by helping in an organization that prepares food for homeless people.
The Sri Lankan Youth Group, with Jeevani as coordinator, recently decided to give their Youth members the opportunity to, each in turn, host and take care of the Muruga statue for one month.
