Swami Dayananda Memorial Retreats 2027
We are pleased to announce the schedule of “Swami Dayananda Annual Memorial Retreats 2027” as follows
Retreats
by Sri. Swami Ganeshaswarupananda Saraswati ji of Coimbatore, Tamilnadu
Retreat Topic :
Mystery of Death & Selected names from Vishnusahasranama respectively.
Date :
19/02/2027 to 26/02/2027
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by Sri. Swamini Gitasarananda Saraswati ji of Coimbatore, Tamilnadu.
Retreat Topic :
Mystery of Death & Selected names from Vishnusahasranama respectively.
Date :
19/02/2027 to 26/02/2027
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Retreat 1
by Sri. Swami Paramatmananda Saraswati ji of Rajkot, Gujarat.
Retreat Topic :
Bhagavad Gita Chapter 4
Date :
07/02/2027 to 14/02/2027
Retreat 3
and Sri. Swami Shuddhananda Saraswati ji of Uthandi, Tamilnadu
Retreat Topic :
परापूजा
Date :
03/03/2027 to 10/03/2027
by Sri. Swami Shankarananda Saraswati ji of
Mysuru, Karnataka.
Retreat Topic :
Objective living through understanding of reality
Date :
28/03/2027 to 04/04/2027
Retreat 5
and Sri Swamini Paraprajnananda Saraswati of Ahmedabad, Gujarat/USA
Retreat Topic :
Mundakopanishad
Date :
15/03/2027 to 22/03/2027
Retreat 4
Retreat 6
by Sri. Swami Sadatmananda Saraswati ji of Coimbatore, Tamilnadu.
Retreat Topic :
Agama Prakranam of Mandukya Karika.
Date :
09/04/2027 to 16/04/2027
Retreat 7
by Sri. Swamini Pramananda Saraswati ji of Coimbatore, Tamilnadu.
Retreat Topic :
Walking the Talk-Aligning life with knowledge
Date :
20/04/2027 to 27/04/2027
To Register for the Retreat :
Please click the following link
Last date of Registration :
The last date for receipt of the application form will be 90 days before the retreat start date.
Those whose registration has been accepted for participation in the retreat(s) will be sent confirmation letter on or before 45 days before the retreat start date. For foreigners, confirmation letter will be sent within a week of receipt of registration.
Important note :
The participants will arrive only a day before the start of the retreat and positively leave on the day after the retreat ends because there are no adequate gaps between the retreats.