Devotion & Celebration

Satsangs & Festivals

Discover the spiritual significance of satsang, the power of prasad, and our schedule of weekly gatherings and annual celebrations.

Latest Satsang Recordings

The latest satsangs from our YouTube channel — updated automatically.

Sugandha Aunty & Anika Aunty | Guruji Ka Ashram NJ

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Satsang by Nikita Aunty | Guruji Ka Ashram NJ

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Satsang by Monica Aunty | Guruji Ka Ashram NJ

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Satsang by Alpana Aunty | Guruji Ka Ashram NJ

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Mothers Day 2026 Performances | Guruji Ka Ashram NJ

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Satsang by Pooja Aunty | Guruji Ka Ashram NJ

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Satsang by Devyani Aunty | Guruji Ka Ashram NJ

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Satsang by Vijayta Aunty | Guruji Ka Ashram NJ

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Satsang by Srijan Uncle | Guruji Ka Ashram NJ

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Satsang by Dimple Aunty | Guruji Ka Ashram NJ

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Jinni weri sangat wich aaonge te baithonge, unni weri tuhade putthe lekh sidde ho jaan ge.

Every time you attend and sit in the sangat, that many times your negative karma will be rectified.

~ Guruji ~

Significance of Satsang

Attending sangat replaces negative karma with positive karma. Satsang requires both physical presence and mental engagement — it is not enough to simply be there; one must be fully present in heart and mind.

Satsangs burn the five vices — lust, anger, greed, attachment, and ego. They protect the mind from negativity, cure illnesses, and purify souls. All participants are equal in satsang, regardless of worldly status or background. The vibrations experienced during satsang can equal “sitting in sachkhand (heaven).”

Without good karmas, one cannot find or attend satsang. As Guruji has said:

“Bin bhaagan satsang na labe.”

Words of Guruji

What Happens at Satsang

Shabads & Prayer

Devotional shabads are sung in praise of Guruji, creating a powerful spiritual vibration that uplifts every soul present in the sangat.

Meditation & Devotion

Sangat members meditate together in Guruji’s divine presence. The collective energy amplifies the spiritual experience for everyone.

Langar & Chai Prasad

Every satsang concludes with blessed langar (food) and chai. Guruji’s power flows through the prasad — never refuse what is offered.

Paani, chai, langar aur parshad wich meri power hai, jo milda hai khaai challo, mana na karo.

My power is in the water, tea, langar, and prashad. Whatever is offered to you, partake of it — do not refuse.

~ Guruji ~

Significance of Prasad

Guruji emphasized that water, tea, langar, and prashad contain spiritual power. They are imbued with divine blessings and serve as a direct channel of Guruji’s grace to the devotee.

Prasad should never be refused when offered, as doing so is akin to turning away Guruji’s blessings. Furthermore, prashad should not be shared with others, as it is meant for individual spiritual benefit. Each serving carries a unique blessing intended specifically for the person who receives it.

Weekly Satsang Schedule

Sunday
12:00 PM – 1:30 PM
Shabads, Prayer & Langar with Chai
Monday
7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Evening Satsang with Snack & Chai
Thursday
7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Evening Satsang with Langar & Chai

Guruji Ka Ashram — Somerset, NJ

All satsangs are held at our ashram. Everyone is welcome to attend with an open heart and mind.

347 Elizabeth Ave, Somerset, NJ 08873
(732) 290-5190

Annual Events & Festivals — 2026

Special satsangs and celebrations are held throughout the year to honour sacred occasions and Guruji’s legacy.

Lohri
Jan 13
Mahashivratri
Feb 15
Holi
Mar 8
Baisakhi
Apr 13
Mahasamadhi
May 31
Guruji’s Birthday
Jul 7
Guru Purnima
Jul 29
Karva Chauth
Oct 29
Diwali
Nov 8
Guru Nanak’s Birthday
Nov 24
New Year’s Eve
Dec 31

Come Experience the Grace of Guruji

Everyone is welcome at Guruji Ka Ashram. Join us for satsang and feel the transformative power of the sangat.

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