Hanumat Stuti – A Yajna with Swami Ishwarananda

Chinmaya Mission Vancouver is pleased to announce an IN-PERSON lecture series conducted by Swami Ishwarananda from CM Los Angeles.

Location: Burnaby Hindu Temple

Please note, that morning lectures on the topic of Panchadasi Ch. 5 will be taking place at the CMV Ashram as well.

Please RSVP using the form below!

About Swami Ishwarananda

Swami Ishwarananda is the resident Swami at Chinmaya Mission Los Angeles (CMLA). An accomplished master of Vedanta philosophy, Swamiji explains the universality of spiritual teachings in a simplified manner for audiences to grasp and for seekers to implement teachings in day-to-day living. Several companies, universities, and inter-faith consortiums routinely reach out to Swamiji for delivering talks to their employees, students, and congregations. Swamiji is presently one of the Directors of Chinmaya Mission West (CMW) which oversees the activities in North America. Previously, Swamiji was part of Chinmaya Mission Bangalore where he served as the secretary.

Swamiji has conducted yajnas in Vancouver many times before, and you can view his previous virtual lecture series on Chapter 14 of the Bhagavad Gita here and his lecture series on Subodha Vedanta.

About the Hanumat Stuti

A short text of 10 verses written by Swami Ishwaranadaji based on Sundarkanda of Valmiki Ramayana, enumerates the eight siddhis of Sri Hanuman. We are all familiar with the literal meaning of these eight siddhis: Anima, Ganima, Laghima, Mahima, Praptisca, Prakamya, Vasitwam, and Isitvam. What is their Vedantic meaning and significance? This will be explained by Swamiji in our evening lectures.

About Guru Dakshina

Guru Dakshina is a very ancient concept belonging to the Indian origin. It is the tradition to offer, with reverence, something of value, to one’s ‘Guru’ or ‘Teacher’ or towards his/her cause in recognition of the invaluable knowledge imparted to the student. Spiritual knowledge offered by the Chinmaya Mission will always remain free. However, if you would like to offer Guru Dakshina, please send your donation via Interac e-transfer to treasurer@chinmayavancouver.org and include “Swami Ishwarananda GD” in the note. To learn more about donating to Chinmaya Mission Vancouver, visit our Donation page.