Karkidaka Masa Ramayana Parayanam at VK-VVF Kodungallur

Vivekananda Kendra Vedic Vision Foundation, Kodungallur (Keralam Prant) observed the Karkidaka Masa Ramayana Parayanam on 17th July 2026 at Ananda Dham, Sringapuram, Kodungallur, in a serene and devotional atmosphere. A total of 9 participants gathered to seek the blessings of Lord Sri Rama through the collective reading and contemplation of the Ramayana.

The programme began with an introductory address by Mananeeya Lakshmi Kumari Didi, Director of VK-VVF, who explained the spiritual significance of Karkidaka Masam as a period of introspection, prayer, and inner transformation. She highlighted that the Ramayana is not merely an epic but a timeless guide to righteous living, inspiring individuals to practice dharma, devotion, self-discipline, compassion, and selfless service.

The participants actively took part in the Ramayana Parayanam, reading the sacred text with devotion and concentration. The gathering reflected the spirit of Satsanga, bringing together devotees across generations in a shared spiritual pursuit. The peaceful surroundings of Ananda Dham further enriched the spiritual experience.

The programme concluded with prayers for universal peace and well-being. The observance inspired the participants to imbibe the ideals of Lord Sri Rama and strengthen their commitment to leading a life rooted in Dharma, devotion, and righteous conduct.

“Sevanam Oru Sadhana” Satsang at VK-VVF in Kodungulur

Vivekananda Kendra Vedic Vision Foundation, Kodungulur (Kerala Prant), organized a “Sevanam Oru Sadhana” Satsang on 15 November 2025 at the VK VVF Campus, Kodungallur, from 10.00 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. The programme was attended by 50 participants, including Karyakartas, Yoga participants, Sandeepani Shishuvihar teachers, parents, and family members.

The Satsang was organized in the backdrop of Mananeeya Eknath Ranade Ji’s birth anniversary and to commemorate the historic visit of Swami Vivekananda Ji to Kodungallur in 1892, highlighting the spirit of service as a form of spiritual sadhana.

The session was graced by Smt. Saritha Iyer, Associate Professor, Ettumanoor College, as the resource person, who elaborated on the concept of Sevanam Oru Sadhana, emphasizing selfless service, dedication, and responsibility in both personal and social life.

The programme was presided over by Mananeeya Dr. M. Lakshmi Kumari Didi, Director, Vivekananda Kendra Vedic Vision Foundation, Kodungallur. The active participation and attentive engagement of the attendees contributed significantly to the success of the Satsang, making the programme meaningful and inspiring.

Ramayana Masam 2025 celebrations by VK-VVF Kodungulur

Vivekananda Kendra Vedic Vision Foundation, Kodungulur (Kerala Prant), organized the Ramayana Masam 2025 celebrations as part of Amrita Parivar from 27th July to 15th August 2025. The programmes were held across various temples and houses of Sandeepani Shishuvihar children in Kodungulur, daily from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm.

The celebration, falling in the auspicious Malayalam month of Karkidakam, included Ramayana recitation, chanting, and pujas conducted both in temples and in family homes. The initiative aimed to promote spiritual cleansing, strengthen inner discipline, and invoke divine protection, while fostering family participation in devotional activities.

The celebrations witnessed active participation at the following places: Thalappilli Temple, Sringapuram (45 participants), Shri Anav & Shri Anay’s house (8), Shri Akhinav Krishna’s house (15), Shri Arukshit’s house (8), Shri Ishan Krishna’s house (15), and Shri Satvik’s house (9).

This initiative, led by Adarneeya Bindu Didi, inspired households to engage in spiritual practices and helped rejuvenate the devotional culture within families.

lJuna Akhada Maha Mandaleshwar Swami Anandavanam Bharati Ji’s visit to VK-VVF Kodugallur

Juna Akhada Maha Mandaleshwar Swami Anandavanam Bharati Ji visited Vivekananda Kendra Vedic Vision Foundation (VKVVF), Kodungallur (Kerala Prant), on 18th April 2025 at 11:30 a.m. A total of 30 people were present during the visit and received Swamiji’s blessings.

Juna Akhada, one of India’s oldest and largest monastic orders, has a legacy of over 1200 years and includes more than 4,00,000 monks devoted to spiritual practices and the preservation of Sanatana Dharma. VKVVF organized a warm and grand welcome to felicitate Swami Anandavanam Bharati Ji, the first Maha Mandaleshwar of Juna Akhada from Kerala.

Swamiji was received with traditional rituals by Adaraneeya Sri Sudhakar Ji, Senior Jeevan-Vrati Karyakarta of Vivekananda Kendra. Mananeeya Dr. Lakshmi Kumari Didi, Director of VK-VVF, welcomed Swamiji. Swami Anandavanam Bharati Ji shared his blessings and thoughts with the participants.

He spent the rest of the day at VK-VVF, engaging in meaningful interactions and discussions about future activities, particularly focused on preserving and promoting Sanatana Dharma in Kerala.