Ramakrishna Vedanta Society of North Texas

Welcome to Ramakrishna Vedanta Society of North Texas

In the interest of everyone's safety and wellbeing, the Ramakrishna Vedanta Society of North Texas will remain closed. It will continue all activities online only until further notice. Information about online classes and lectures is available on the Calendar page HERE.

The Ramakrishna Vedanta Society of North Texas was founded in 2006 in Irving, Texas.

Spiritual Founder: Swami Swahananda, Former Minister-in-charge of the Vedanta Society of So. California.

Spiritual Leadership: Swami Sarvadevananda, Minister-in-charge of the Vedanta Society of So. California.

Spiritual Advisor: Swami Ishtananda, Minister of the Vedanta Center of St. Petersburg, Florida.

Resident Minister: Pravrajika Brahmaprana.

Scheduled activities: include lectures, classes, vespers, and pujas. See our Calendar

Daily Visiting Hours: during this month's scheduled activities. For evening arati in the Monastery Chapel at 119 W. Scotland Dr. (Mon.- Sat., 6-7 pm), please phone in advance.

Interviews: are available to those who seek clarification of questions raised in lectures and classes. There is no charge for these interviews or for spiritual instruction. Appointments with the Resident Minister (Mataji) may be made at the Center.

Private Instruction in spiritual practice is available by appointment.

Meditation Sessions, Classes, Retreats, and Intensives available at the Center.

Yoga classes offered at the Center in the spring and fall.

Reading: a large selection of books on Vedanta, including a lending library is at the Center.

Recordings: MP3 recordings of the lectures and retreat talks are available at the Center.

Ramakrishna Vedanta Society of North Texas
119 W. Scotland Drive
Irving, Texas 75062
972-252-4673 (HOPE)
Email: dfwvedanta@gmail.com

If you wish to receive the Vedanta Society’s weekly newsletter of events, Email dfwvedanta@gmail.com.

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Swami Vivekananda - Sri Ramakrishna - Sri Sarada Devi



	It may be that we shall receive no vision or message from the Great Spirit the first time that we lament yet we may try many times, for we should remember that Wakan-Tanka is always anxious to aid those who seek Him with a pure heart. But of course much depends on the nature of the person who cries for a vision, and upon the degree to which he has purified and prepared himself. - Native American



Practical Vedanta Online Workshop - Nov. 13 & 14




Swami Ranganathananda, former Guest Swami