The app provides Satsang for devotees using an iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad. It allows users to listen to Katha and Kirtans, read scriptures, and access monthly magazines like Sadvidya and Swaminarayan Darshan.
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Meditation offers guided sessions for stress relief and relaxation. Users can select daily meditation routines or try free breathing exercises. Tracks progress and provides personalized courses for beginners.
Access spiritual guidance through teachings and meditations. Learn techniques to reduce worry, blame, and grief. Practice mindfulness for inner peace and better personal and social relationships.
View a full-year of feast days and saints based on the Julian . Switch between and English languages. Mark and navigate dates easily. Set reminders for special days.
Access audio content anytime, anywhere. Listen to recorded teachings, liturgical traditions, and philosophical discussions. Explore history, saints' lives, and social justice topics. Set reminders for prayer and meditation sessions.
Access daily Pravachans of Sri Brahmachaithanya Maharaj Gondavalekar. Listen to Jaap of Ram Jai Ram Jai Jai Ram. Scroll through Pravachan section. Download Stotra for offline playback. Includes 4 tunes in the Naam Section.
Share spiritual teachings and daily quotes from Parampoojya Paramhansa Swami Sugandheshwaranand Rajyogi "Baa". Access audio and video messages. Read about her life and philosophy. Subscribe to daily updates and notifications.
Receive prophecies, scriptures, and audio downloads
Receive personal prophecies through downloadable audio messages and scriptures. Access letters, music, and other content. View prophetic insights and make choices based on divine guidance.
Connect with community groups, submit prayer requests, and make donations. Read the Bible, watch services, and participate in church activities. Access prayer requests and contribute to community efforts.
The app provides a collection of Marathi aartis for various deities. It includes 21 aartis recited during festivals and auspicious occasions, starting with Ganesh Aarti and ending with a Ganesh Prathana.