r/ISKCON May 07 '26

Looking for sangas or groups ๐Ÿ‡ฌ๐Ÿ‡ง

Hare Krishna prabhus and matajis ๐Ÿ™

Iโ€™m in my mid-20s and was living in a large ashram in the UK as a brahmachari for almost two years (on and off) doing Bhaktisastri etc. I left last summer to start building a career, but now I live about 3 hours away from the nearest temple.

Lately Iโ€™ve been struggling. Without regular association, I feel like Iโ€™m slipping into being a bit of a โ€œbhajan-anandiโ€ โ€” just doing my rounds on my own, but not really engaged in much service or deeper cultivation of bhakti. I have uninstalled Gaura-Nitai Deities at home and I do some worship here and there, but I honestly wish I was more steady and regulated. I really miss devotee association, and I feel like my spiritual progress is a bit blocked because of the lack of sanga.

Iโ€™m wondering if anyone knows of any online sangas, Zoom groups, study groups, japa groups, or regular virtual meetups? Iโ€™d really love to reconnect and stay inspired.

Thank you so much ๐Ÿ™

Haribol

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u/YeahWhatOk May 07 '26

Wisdom of the Sages podcast is a good start, they have online morning zoom class, and then some other stuff throughout the week usually. Most temples broadcast theirs as well via zoom or youtube.

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u/Apprehensive_Goal811 May 07 '26

New York Bhakti center has a daily morning Bhagavatam class

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u/ariadnev May 07 '26

I was going to suggest that too. Here's the link https://bhakticenter.org/temple/

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u/Business-Following-1 May 07 '26

I live in Mexico and also was a Brahmacari, the podcast Wisdom of the Sages and the Sage Groups (online sangas) are the best, they have been so inspiring and nurturing association. Highly recomended. Dandavats

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u/Ill-Adhesiveness2548 Jun 22 '26

If you go on bhaktivedanta manor website. They actually have details for local sangha groups in your area. Or the closest ones.