Oneness Conferences

The Oneness Conferences organized worldwide every year, are sourced in Sri Amma Bhagavan's noble vision of bringing about the Global Oneness Age. Organized by the Global Oneness Community in different parts of the world, these events are an open invitation to all those interested in sharing the vision of the Oneness Movement; to promote Oneness. Multitudes of people participate in these events to partake of the Oneness Blessings transferred by the Oneness Blessing Givers. Divine grace takes an upsurge when so many people come together and pray with the singular intent of promoting Oneness. This results in heightened states of love & joy and varied spiritual experiences.

These events also mark the coming together of the Oneness Facilitators of different nationalities for their spiritual advancement. This event holds great significance to all the Oneness Facilitators as they have the opportunity to be in the physical presence of Acharya Sri Anandagiriji (one of the prime disciples of Sri Amma Bhagavan) and partake of his immense wisdom. They would also receive a special Oneness Blessing from one of the guides belonging to the spiritual order of Sri Amma Bhagavan.

Excerpts from Sri Anandagiriji’s talk at Abano terme, Italy :

We gain nothing talking about the truth, about our true nature, about the unity consciousness. We only flood our mind with more concepts. We are about living life, if we can really live life? I was speaking to you about this young singer from Mexico. He came to the Oneness University several times. The first time he came, he came with a very profound question – What is the Purpose of my Life? May be if I spoke about that you will probably feel more at home because these are the questions that you expect spiritual people to talk about. This man came with this question. And every few hours he would ask this question to me - What is the Purpose of my Life? I would say I don’t know, Noel. His name is Noel. He kept asking this for ten days. I had an explanation but that explanation is not the answer, because these questions don’t have an answer. The question itself must disappear, because the question arises from a discontent, from a sense of meaninglessness, from a sense of a lack, lacking a purpose. I offer no explanation because that would not be the real answer. However on the tenth day approximately we were all meditating in the night, a group of 70 people. The room was dark just a candle light at around 1 or 2 in the night we heard a man scream in the room and we all knew it was this person because by then he had become popular in the group because of his persistent question what is the purpose of my life. And what did he scream – "Master! All I want to do is drink a glass of water and eat a banana". What a profound question – what is the purpose of my life, the ultimate existential question for which every philosopher would die to give an explanation and what an answer he found! He said – "All I want to do is drink a glass of water and eat a banana". This is Life. If we can truly drink a glass of water and eat a banana the question does not exist because the purpose of life is living itself. Because we cannot experience life this way, we try to create a meaning for our life and search for that meaning. This is life. If you are doing what you are doing when the simple experiences of your day to day existence like drinking a glass of water, like driving your car, like working, like dancing, like watching a movie like playing a sport, when they are transformed into enjoyable experience that is living, that is spirituality.

Sri Anandagiriji's about Psychological Becoming:

All of us are constantly striving to become beautiful people. We want to change ourselves, transform ourselves, become perfect in every way. We don’t want to be angry, we don’t want to be judgmental, we don’t want to be jealous, we don’t want to compare, we don’t want to be dishonest; we want to become this beautiful person. And all of us carry within us the image of this beautiful person. The image painted to us by our religion, by our scriptures, by our spiritual tradition, by our society, by our parents. What is this image? The image of the person, who is never angry, who is never anxious, who is never afraid, who is sweet, full of love, generous, non-judgmental, non-jealous, etc … and constantly you are trying to become this person. You read a book and see you can become this person. You go to a temple, mosque, church, a synagogue and see if you can become this person or you attend lectures like this, seminars like this, hoping you would become this person. There is constantly a war, a battle of conflict happening within, a conflict between what you are and what you should be like, your present state and the beautiful person you should be, and that is why we constantly find ourselves evaluating every thing into two. Evaluating our thoughts, our speech, our actions, like a referee, saying this is good, this is bad, this should be there, this should not be there. You feel guilty, and then you do all things trying to feel better. We waste so much of our time, our energy and our life, just trying not to feel guilty. And you hope that one day you would become this beautiful person.

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