Weekly · Free

The weekly satsang

Non-dual Kashmir Śaivism and the Tamil Siddhar teachings — taught, practised and questioned, one evening a week. Given freely, and it will stay that way.

Next session

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Times shown in your own timezone. India does not observe daylight saving, so the local hour shifts twice a year — this page always shows the true one.

The shape of the evening

The same arc each week, so that the practice deepens by repetition rather than by novelty. The teaching changes; the form does not.

10 minSiddha Mauna Silence to begin. Arriving properly matters more than starting on time.
60 minThe teaching A text, taken slowly and in series — Kashmir Śaivism and the Tamil Siddhar corpus, read rather than summarised. An hour is enough to stay with a single passage instead of covering ground.
20 minGuided practice Vāsi or awareness practice, led live. The part that makes the teaching yours rather than interesting.
5 minSankalpa and close One intention to carry into the week, and the closing.

What belongs here, and what does not

A teaching and a practice

The hour with the text is the heart of it, and the practice after is what makes it yours rather than interesting. There is no discussion portion and no open floor — the form is deliberately quiet, so that a single passage can be stayed with rather than debated.

Questions are answered privately

Questions on the text and on practice are welcome, but not live in the room — write, and they are taken up in a later session where they serve everyone. A chart, a timing, or a decision in front of you is a different matter again, and belongs in private counsel.

This session is free and will remain free. Not as an introductory offer, and not as a route to something else. Teaching is given; only personal attention is charged for. Nobody needs to buy anything to sit here, and nobody will be asked to.

Registering once is enough

One registration covers every week. You receive a joining link that stays valid, and a reminder before each session — there is no weekly form to fill in and nothing to renew.

Come when you can. Nobody is marked absent, and there is no expectation of attendance that would make missing a week into a failure.

Sessions are recorded

What that means for you, specifically

The teaching and the guided practice are recorded from the first session, so that the work accumulates into something that outlives any one evening. Recordings are published.

What is recorded is the teaching, not the room. There is no live question portion, so nothing you say is captured — you are not asked to speak at any point.

If you would rather not appear at all, keep your camera off and join under whatever name you like. That needs no explaining to anyone, and nobody will ask.