London Region

Liverpool’s Breakfast Kitchen was set up by our dedicated volunteers Kumar and Kalyana in October 2014, serving disadvantaged communities in and around L15, Liverpool.

19 Feb 2018
by Dada Paramasukha

Kiirtan Parikrama is the collective spirit of singing kiirtan (chanting the beautiful mantra “Ba’ba’ Na’m Kevalam”)

19 Feb 2018
by Dada Paramasukha

AMURT UK has been operating a feeding program every Thursday for the past 4 years. It is effective as 150-300 are served, though it takes about 20 volunteers to coordinate and a cooking space. The breakfast delivery via bicycle feeding program was designed to be a project that any one can take on alone, with minimal resources.

05 April 2016
by Dada Paramasukha

The group was small, just 9 of us, but we were able to follow a daily routine of asanas two times a day, kiirtan and meditation 4 times a day, sentient food, and uplifting company. The weather was clear and we took advantage by going on long walks exploring the mountain side. Hope to have more collective programs like this in the future.

05 April 2016
by Dada Paramasukha

Ac. Paramasukha Brc.
Regional Secretary
dadaparama@amurt.org.uk
London Jagriti RS
3A Cazenove Road
London N16 6PA
UK
+ 442088064250 (Dadas)
+ 4420875020727

WWD London Region

Avtk. Ananda Manika Ac.
GV, DP1
amanika123@yahoo.com
+ 442088066279 (Didis)

Websites

Baba on the word "London"

The huge city in the south of England used to be called Londres (the French pronunciation was londre) in France, but because the people of Scotland could not pronounce it properly, and for other reasons as well, the city was called Láńd́án. Nowadays the word Láńd́án has changed into London. I am not saying that the city should be called Londre once again, only that there is a definite need to remember the original historical name of the city. If we cannot properly pronounce the name of the city that has for centuries been called Moscova and instead pronounce it Moscow, we cannot consider that to be entirely appropriate. Leaving aside English, in Bengali and all other languages of the world there is no difficulty in using the word Moscova. Whether or not Moscova can be said in English is a matter to think over as well.

ANANDA MARGA PRACARAKA SAMGHA
Official Website of Ananda Marga in Europe
Berlin Sector

Welcome to London Region

Liverpool’s Breakfast Kitchen

Kiirtan Parikrama

London Breakfast Feeding Program

Meditation Intensive in Snowdonia

Style Switcher