"Count your life not by birthdays, but by the noble acts of kindness and love you have performed as your worship of the Lord." -Swami Chinmayananda.

Chinmaya International Foundation (CIF) brings you the third part of the 3-part online camp with Swami Ramakrishnananda on Valmiki Ramayana with references to Kamban and Kalidasa. In the next Camp in this series, Swamiji will expound on the Sundara Kanda.

Chinmaya International Foundation invites you for the ‘Shakti Upasana Camp’, a 10-day residential camp to worship the Goddess with Swami Sharadananda Sarasvati. Swamiji will expound on Sri Adi Sankara’s ‘Mantra Matrika Pushpamala Sthavaha’. There will be daily pujas and daily aratis, along with celebration of special occasions.

The Advaita Vedanta Immersive is an intense programme for the study of Vedanta offered by Chinmaya International Foundation (CIF), Kerala, India. This year the topic is the second aphorism of the Brahmasutra. The camp will be facilitated by Swami Advayananda assisted by Br. Ved Chaitanya, Brni. Bharati Chaitanya, Brni. Shubhani Chaitanya and Brni. Taarini Chaitanya.

Two courses in Hindu Spiritual Care have been developed by Chinmaya International Foundation (CIF) to train Spiritual Care Providers, or Chaplains, to address the spiritual and emotional needs of individuals of Hindu faith, in various settings, such as hospitals and hospices, schools and universities, communities, the military, corporations or interfaith settings within India and within the global Hindu diaspora. The primary objective of the two courses is to provide an introduction to Hindu Chaplaincy in preparation or enhancement of serving as a Chaplain or Spiritual Care Provider, in India or abroad. On conclusion of the courses, students will receive a “Certificate of Completion” for each course, itemizing the course content, faculty, and grade received. These courses can be taken by letter grade, pass/fail, or audit.

A Certificate in Hindu Spiritual Care has been developed by Chinmaya International Foundation (CIF) to train Spiritual Care Providers, or Chaplains, to address the spiritual and emotional needs of individuals of Hindu faith, in various settings, such as hospitals and hospices, schools and universities, communities, the military, corporations or interfaith settings within India and within the global Hindu diaspora.