What’s Next at the Bengaluru Chetna Kendra
Every yagya, purnima and festival at AWGP Bengaluru is a moment of collective sadhana. Tap any card below for full details — date, timing, venue and photos — and share it with your family and friends.
YagyaGau Shala, Gayatri Chetna Kendra
Part of the Gau Samman Aavhan Abhiyan, this Gau Pushti Samvardhan Yagya is performed simultaneously across the world at 8:00 AM on 27 July. Our sankalp is the seva, samvardhan and sanrakshan of Gau Mata. All gau-bhakts and sadhaks are warmly invited to participate.
PurnimaBengaluru Chetna Kendra
On the sacred occasion of Guru Purnima, a 12-hour Akhand Gayatri Mahamantra Jap is being held. More than a day of guru vandan, it is a festival of self-reflection and self-refinement — awakening the divine consciousness within. Gurudev's message: "Sadhana, Swadhyay, Sanyam and Seva are the true ornaments of life." All parijans and youth are invited to take a sankalp of one mala of Gayatri Mahamantra jap.
FestivalBengaluru Chetna Kendra
Shravani Parva is observed with a Panchkundiya Gayatri Yagya, celebrating the descent of knowledge and reverence toward Nari Shakti. The day carries Rishi and Ved pujan, Hemadri Sankalp, Das Snan, Yagyopaveet, Raksha Bandhan and tree plantation — along with sanskars such as Punsavan, Annaprashan and Janm Divas, each performed with Vedic mantras for families of the pariwar.
FestivalBengaluru Chetna Kendra
The birth of Bhagwan Shri Krishna is celebrated with Vedic mantras — gau pujan, abhishek, naamarchan and tulsi arpan — followed by chhappan bhog and mahaaarti. The evening flows on through bhajans, devotional dance and the Gora Kumhar naatika depicting Krishna's Vitthal swaroop, closing with the Shanti Path.
No registration, no fee. Come as you are — and bring your family along.
