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Defining the world’s fundamental challenges as a struggle between love and grief, while advocating for compassion as a practical force for overcoming global crises.
Urging world religious leaders to teach their followers to protect the Earth and warning that climate change is an immediate manmade crisis, not a distant problem for the future.
As Civil 20 India Troika, an opening plenary address with a vision to shape world peace and sustainable development through interfaith harmony.
Bridging the gap between high-level policy and human empathy, especially in the rapidly expanding realms of AI, climate change, and global sustainability.
As President of Amrita University, sharing its sustainable practices, including a focus on performance and research for gender equality and women’s empowerment.
At this historic interfaith conference, a powerful address about the interconnectedness of creation, stating that harming any aspect of nature is akin to harming ourselves.
Calling upon India’s leading policymakers and educators to define spirituality as “education for life” and challenging society to move beyond selfishness and use knowledge in service to the world.
Leading to the UN COP21 conference, uniting with global religious leaders to mobilise action on the spiritual and ethical dimensions of the climate crisis.
Addressing the global crisis in education and calling for a values-based system that empowers youth to act in harmony with nature and society; Organised by AYUDH, MAM’s youth wing.
During the premiere of a documentary about Amma, Darshan–The Embrace, at the world’s most influential film festival, presenting her as a global spiritual leader and humanitarian.
As Amma’s head disciple, Swamiji has published a comprehensive body of work that embodies her global mission of love and service. The following selections represent a few of his publications, which serve as essential guides for applying ancient spiritual principles to the complexities of the modern world.
Swamiji composes and performs music from a depth that transcends words. A master of the harmonium, he has authored hundreds of bhajans that span the spectrum of spiritual experience—from a deep longing for the Guru’s presence to the supreme joy of experiencing Amma as the Mother of All.
He passionately views the practice of bhajans as a dynamic instrument for social restoration and collective well-being. By merging individual voices into a single, unified harmony, this practice contributes to the dissolution of the ego and the breaking down of barriers of caste and creed. It becomes a humanitarian action—a way to harmonise humankind’s heart and direct this combined energy toward the greater good of all living beings.
