Satsang · Live online
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Satsang is to be in the presence of an awake teacher. It is about being in the buddha field, which is a doorway to your true nature.
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What it is
Awaken to Your True Nature with Online Satsang
This live Online Satsang is a unique opportunity to sit directly with Vishrant, ask your questions, and receive personal guidance in the presence of a living spiritual teacher.
Each Satsang offers the opportunity to bring forward the questions, struggles and belief systems that are keeping you identified with the mind.
We often recognise a piece of ourselves in one another’s journeys. As Vishrant works with others, you may see your own patterns more clearly - opening the possibility for deeper insight, freedom and awakening.
“I don't intend to improve you. My work is to undo what you're not, so you can finally rest in what you are.” Vishrant
Who it is for
Satsang is for you if:
- You are tired of spiritual practices that go nowhere
- Something in you is longing for what is true
- You are done suffering and ready for what is real
- You want direct experience, not more concepts
- You are willing to see through your own resistance
- You are ready to be radically honest with yourself
What happens
Each meeting begins in stillness.
Vishrant gives a talk on the obstacles that keep you caught in the mind, then responds directly to live questions. Speak with him about your own life, or sit silently and rest in the presence. The mind settles. Something deeper arises on its own.
When you first taste that silence, it is beautiful. Then the noise returns. That is not failure, it is the mind's habit. Satsang keeps you close to what is true until clarity becomes the easier thing.
When
Upcoming Satsangs.
Two live sessions a week on Zoom. Free to join, donations are welcome.
Online Satsang is recorded and may be published. Camera on is required. By completing registration you agree to be recorded and published. See Recording and consent.
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You might be wondering
Frequently asked questions
What happens in an online Satsang?
Each Satsang begins in stillness. Vishrant then speaks and responds to questions from people attending live. You can ask about your own life, spiritual inquiry, suffering, the mind, or whatever feels genuine for you, or simply sit quietly and listen.
Do I need any spiritual or meditation experience?
No. You don't need to meditate, follow a spiritual path or know anything about Satsang beforehand. Come as you are.
Will I have to speak or share?
No. There is no pressure to speak. You're welcome to simply listen and experience the Satsang. If you do want to speak with Vishrant, you are welcome to bring a question.
Is Satsang religious?
No particular religion or belief system is required. You don't need to be Buddhist, adopt Vishrant's beliefs, or believe anything on faith. The invitation is to look at your own experience and find out what is true for yourself.
What if I'm sceptical?
You are welcome to be. You don't need to agree with Vishrant or take anything on belief. Bring your questions, listen, and judge the experience for yourself.
Will the Satsang be recorded?
Yes. Public Satsangs are recorded and your camera is required to be on. Full recordings are made available to private members, and excerpts may occasionally be shared through Vishrant's public channels when a conversation may be helpful to others. By registering, you consent to being recorded.
Is it really free?
Yes. There is no fee to attend the two public online Satsangs each week. Donations are completely optional and help support Vishrant's free public teaching.
How often should I attend?
Start with one Satsang and see for yourself. Many people who attend regularly report experiencing greater peace, inner stillness and periods of a quieter mind over time. There is no commitment, but if Satsang resonates with you, you’re welcome to join either or both sessions each week.