Samagam, satsang and seva
Join the sangat at Bodh Diwas, Kabir Sahib Prakat Diwas, Naam Diksha camps and seva drives across India.
Every samagam brings together path of the holy Amarvani, satsang, Naam Diksha, dowry-free Ramaini marriages, blood donation and a bhandara where everyone eats together.
Path & satsang
Continuous path of the Amarvani.
Bhandara
Ramaini marriages
Blood donation
Naam Diksha
Seva by thousands of volunteers
Kitchens, cleanliness, parking, medical help and more.
Events
Bodh Diwas
The day Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj received initiation in 1988 — celebrated with path, satsang, Ramaini marriages and bhandara.
Sant Garib Das Ji Bodh Diwas
Commemorating the day Sant Garib Das Ji of Chhudani received knowledge from Kabir Sahib.
Kabir Sahib Prakat Diwas
Remembering the appearance of Kabir Sahib in Kashi with a three-day samagam, path and bhandara.
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Serve at a samagam
Every samagam is run entirely by volunteers — from the langar kitchens to parking, cleanliness and first aid. Register as a volunteer and we will connect you with the seva team for the next event near you.
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17 February · every year
“The day Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj received initiation in 1988 — celebrated with path, satsang, Ramaini marriages and bhandara.”
Bodh Diwas
Jyeshtha Purnima · every year
“Remembering the appearance of Kabir Sahib in Kashi with a three-day samagam, path and bhandara.”
Kabir Sahib Prakat Diwas
Phalgun · every year
“Commemorating the day Sant Garib Das Ji of Chhudani received knowledge from Kabir Sahib.”
Sant Garib Das Ji Bodh Diwas
Throughout the year
“Initiation at Ashrams and Naam Daan centres. Register online to be informed of the nearest camp.”
Naam Diksha camps
Throughout the year
“Camps organised by devotees with partner blood banks in many districts.”
Blood donation drives
We have all been through it — following rituals no scripture asks for, spending on ceremonies that leave families in debt, and searching for peace in places that never gave it. Satgyan changes that. When the scriptures are read as they are written, the path becomes simple, and life becomes light.
— The message of Satgyan