Maha-Sadhna (Global Prayer Chain) · synchronized meditation
One moment, one sangat
On festival days the sangat (the spiritual community) sits in Akhand Sadhna (unbroken, round-the-clock meditation) together, at the same instant, wherever each sadhak (meditator) lives: a Maha-Sadhna (Global Prayer Chain)Maha-Sadhna · Global Prayer Chain A shared meditation in which the sangat around the world sits together at the same hour.. Join the countdown, sit with the room, and let the unbroken chain of meditation circle the world.
Begins in
“I’m joining” counts this browser in the room for as long as the page is open, with no name, account or location: a random code kept on this device, nothing else.
No Maha-Sadhna is scheduled right now
When the sangat’s next festival Maha-Sadhna is set, its time and a live countdown will appear here. Meanwhile, the Akhand Sadhna continues hour by hour: you can hold an hour or join one as a Co-Sadhak.
Festival seasons ahead
- Navratri11–20 Oct 2026
- Diwali6–10 Nov 2026
- Ramnavami12–15 Apr 2027
- Janmashtami23–26 Aug 2027
Dates from the sangat’s festival calendar (New York). A Maha-Sadhna time is announced here once it is set.
In session
Maha-Sadhna
A gentle tanpura (Pa – Sa – Sa – low Sa), tuned so that A = 432 Hz, made in your browser. 432 Hz is simply a calm tone to sit with, not a special or healing frequency.
Also scheduled
How the room works
- One clock. The countdown runs on the server’s time, so a sadhak in Baldwin, London and Delhi begin together.
- Join. Tap “I’m joining” and keep this page open; the room counts everyone seen in the last two minutes.
- Sit. At the start the page turns into a quiet timer. Play the tanpura if it helps, or sit in silence.
- Log it. Signed-in members log the sadhna (Daily Meditation Practice)Sadhna · Daily Meditation Practice Regular, disciplined meditation on the inner experience received in Brahm Gyan; the daily workout of the mind. in the Sangat Portal, where it joins their streak and Mindful Minutes.