Festivals, Yagya & Transformative Shivirs
AWGP Bengaluru's programs — Festivals, Yagyas, Anusthan, and Akhand Jap — are moments of collective spiritual experience. All programs are free, open to everyone, and rooted in Gurudev's vision of Sadhana and Seva.
What’s Next at the Bengaluru Chetna Kendra
Next — 28 August 2026 · Raksha Bandhan / Shravani ParvaYagya, purnima observances and festival celebrations coming up at the Kendra — each with its date, timing, venue and full details, ready to add to your calendar and share with family.
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Celebrating the Sacred Calendar with Joy & Devotion
As per Hindu Panchang — see festival list belowAt AWGP Bengaluru, every festival is more than a celebration — it is a collective spiritual experience. We observe all major Indian festivals with yagya, kirtan, satsang, and prasad.
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Sacred Fire Ceremonies at Every Scale
Daily Yagya at the Kendra Mon–Sat · 6:30 AM Sunday · 9:00 AMYagya is the cornerstone of AWGP's spiritual practice. We organise Yagya at multiple scales — from intimate home ceremonies to grand community events. Our trained volunteers conduct Yagya at members' homes.
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Spreading Vedic Wisdom Through Literature
Annual — usually during festivals or special occasionsAWGP's literary wing — Akhand Jyoti Sansthan (established 1938) — has published over 3,300 books and the iconic Akhand Jyoti magazine. AWGP Bengaluru organises annual book exhibitions showcasing this vast library of Vedic literature, personal development, and spiritual science. Free entry, open to all.
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Caring for the Earth as an Act of Seva
World Environment Day (June 5), Van Mahotsav & other occasionsEnvironment protection is a core part of AWGP's mission. Gurudev was a pioneer of ecological consciousness decades before it became mainstream. Our tree plantation drives are held on World Environment Day, Van Mahotsav, and other occasions — bringing members together to serve Mother Earth.
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The Travelling Flame of the Akhand Jyoti
Ahead of the 2026 centenary — routes announced locallyA sacred kalash lit from the Akhand Jyoti — the eternal lamp burning at Shantikunj since 1926 — carried home to home as a mobile temple of light, and our spiritual preparation for the 2026 centenary of Gurudev and Mataji's divine advent.
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