Satsang, which is a Sanskrit term meaning “gathering of seekers of the truth” (sat = truth, sang = company or gathering).

For many, their first Satsang can be a deeply profound experience. Our Satsang unfolds through inquiry and guided reflection. We gently invite you to come with deep sincerity and your most heartfelt questions.

Nataraj is neither a scholar nor a theologian. Please know that Satsang is not intended as a class, a therapy or even a teaching. Here, we are free of dogma and sentimentality. It is a unique space of presence designed to invite and receive a particular transmission of energy.

Nataraj currently holds Satsang live three times per week on Zoom at the following times:

• Tuesday: 6.30pm EST / 11.30pm BST

• Friday: 6.30am EST / 11.30am BST

• Sunday: 9.30am EST / 2.30pm BST

Our Sangha embraces and celebrates diverse spiritual paths. We do not promote or enforce any particular beliefs or rituals, as we deeply respect Truth in all its vast and unique expressions. Attendees are encouraged to come as they are in sincerity.

Our deepest guiding principles are sincerity and self-inquiry. The indwelling God is recognized as the ultimate authority, with Nataraj serving humbly as a trusted conduit. 

Nataraj offers these pointings freely and extends his open heart to you as his guest. All are welcome, none obliged. All sincere seekers are welcome to come and go as they please.

While respectful skepticism from newcomers is genuinely welcomed as a path to personal trust, we discourage cynicism, as there is already an abundance of that in the world.

To support your own receptivity and out of courtesy to fellow participants, we encourage you to remain fully engaged and minimize distractions. 

We suggest arriving on time, or even a few minutes early. This allows you a moment to settle your mind and energy as you enter this space of presence, much as you would approach a sacred or holy site.

To maintain the focused energy of Satsang, we kindly ask that you refrain from directly referencing another person’s inquiry or sharing, offering them teachings or advice, or attempting to soothe them. Cross-talk is not appropriate for Satsang.

As long as you come in sincere inquiry, we welcome you exactly as you are without requirements regarding your personal life, attire, or spiritual practices. We do, however, request that you come sober, free of any mind altering substances to allow for clear and open receptivity. As with all online meetings, the moderator will disable audio and/or video for participants, as may be necessary.

While we do record Satsangs, we only capture Nataraj’s video - not those of participants. You are welcome to attend and remain on mute or off camera.