The weekly meetings are open to the public, but those who wish to participate must register in advance by sending an email to xxxxx, containing at least a name and WhatsApp contact number.

One day before the meeting the participants will receive by WhatsApp the link to the meeting room, and will be invited to join the WhatsApp discussion group, where all members can propose questions and suggestions for the discussion. 

All participants to the meetings must keep a constructive and respectful attitude. Aggressive, foolish/ trollish or offensive behavior can cause the participant to be removed from the room and blocked from WhatsApp exchanges. 

Participants can use nicknames or initials for themselves and choose to keep their camera off, to maintain anonymity. 

The virtual satsang meetings will be published on our YouTube channel.

The courses and seminars will also be held in the virtual room and require preliminary registration. 

The link will usually remain the same, except in case of emergency, but all participants will get a timely notice about any change.

Each student is allowed to interrupt the presentation to ask for clarifications. They can also contact the teacher off line (through WhatsApp text or email) for any follow-up, at any time. 

Private video calls are usually discouraged, and private voice calls should be scheduled in advance through text message.

The courses will be structured in study groups or as individual study sessions, in a regular albeit flexible weekly schedule.

The number of sessions can vary and has no maximum or minimum limit. The number of participants can also vary.

The study plan is personalized according to the needs and inclinations of each student, with freedom to choose and focus on the areas of greater interest, especially for the practical application on the professional and personal level.

In accordance with the Vedic tradition, all courses and seminars are free of cost, but the students are expected to show appreciation and respect for the teachings they receive, by asking all questions honestly and humbly, and accepting the information and instructions at least hypothetically.

Each student must offer some reciprocation to the teacher to show gratefulness. This offering can be a donation of money, objects or service, in proportion to the means of each student.