Tomorrow being Sankashtahara chaturthi, sharing some thoughts about Ganapati and symbolism around His lovely form. :) #ganapati

Thrilled to be giving a talk on Pandharpur, home to Vittala. Will be spending two days talking about the experiences of devotees here. This is one place with so many stories to tell! Happening on zoom,4th & 5th March. Ticket link attached: tikkl.com/vinayv/

Panduranga Vittala, so much about Him that remains to be discovered. Here is aspect, talking about a unique mantra associated with Him, mentioned in the Skanda Purana. Will be talking about this and other aspects in my talk on 4,5 March. link to sign up: tikkl.com/vinayv/

Pandharpur, home to Panduranga Vittala. So much mystery and lore surrounds this kshetram. Will be speaking about some aspects of this on 4th and 5th March, on zoom. Link to sign up here: tikkl.com/vinayv #pandharpur #vittala #storytelling

Hamsa Yatra: celebrating the journey of Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa; performed with Sivasri Skandaprasad 🇮🇳 at Kolkata. The concert is out on YouTube: youtu.be/aVJQ6Gvutsc

Narasimha makes his appearance in the most unexpected of spaces, always! Here is one such example. Thrilled to be speaking about Narasimha, his temples and devotees on 6th and 7th may. Registration link: tikkl.com/vinayv/c/kshet…

Thoughts on Prahlada and Hiranyakashipu. Wishes on Narasimha Jayanthi!

#NindatoAnanda: A glimpse into the spirituality and sense of self of Thyagaraja - what made the composer who he was, brilliantly narrated by Vinay L Varanasi beautifully sung by S Srivathsan; violin Visvesh Chandrasekar mridangam Anoor Vinod Shyam; lights Manas Sampath.

A bhakta’s love knows no limits or has no fear. It is out of love that he questions bhagwan as well as devotes himself completely. Got a glimpse Sant Tyagaraja’s bhakti towards Rama that spanned from Ninda to Ananda. Thank you Vinay L Varanasi & team for a phenomenal experience🙏🧡

Thoughts on Phalaharini Amavasya: Submitting the fruit of one's action to the divine.

Thoughts on Nama Japa: constantly remaining connected with the name of the divine.

Made a quick sketch of Shiva and Muruga. Like every parent-child relationship, there are some moments that become particularly memorable. Imagined this one to be one such: when the young Muruga is taken across the cold mountain waters by his father, both experience untold joy.

Had spoken on Sita at the Ramayana Kalpavriksham conference hosted by Ananda S Jayant 🇮🇳. A memorable experience for me, speaking in the midst of scholars. The YouTube link to the talk is here: youtu.be/EdLR99n4lpk

One of the many unique features of the temple at Chidambaram: the distinct presence of the Goddess in three forms.

On this special Ekadashi, sharing a snippet of a conversation showcasing the ever transforming relationship between devotee and Godhead.

Nataraja and Dakshinamurthi: two iconic forms of Shiva, one dancing and the other seated. Both share some beautiful commonalities that bring out a larger idea. Shared some thoughts about them here.

Visiting Europe(Germany,mostly) sharing stories close to my heart. Ticket links: 28th,Zurich bit.ly/sifaa33 July 4,furth forms.gle/xcJ2f387TcoYaP… 5,Karlsruhe bhogya.online/events/spiritu… 6,Stuttgart bhogya.online/events/ramayan… July 11,Bhakti Marga, tickets.justlovefestival.org/pages/just-lov…