• Slokams

• Bhajans

• Abhangs

• Granthams

• Various traditional texts

The program is designed to help students learn, understand, and appreciate these traditional texts in a structured and engaging environment.

The Saṃskṛtam program currently offers two levels, with each level building upon the skills learned in the previous level.

Level 1 – Saṃskṛtam Language Basics
Students will learn the fundamentals of Saṃskṛtam . By the end of the year, students will be able to identify letters, numbers, colours, basic conversation sentences and recite slokas. 

Level 2 – Saṃskṛtam  Reading & Grammar

Students will learn how to read, write in Saṃskṛtam . They will also learn basics of grammar, converse in basic Saṃskṛtam and recite slokams. 

The Tamil program currently offers three levels, with each level building upon the skills learned in the previous level.

Level 1 – Tamil Language Basics
Students will learn the fundamentals of Tamil. By the end of the year, students will be able to identify, read, and write Tamil letters and simple words.

Level 2 – Tamil Grammar & Reading
Students will be introduced to basic Tamil grammar concepts and develop their reading and conversational skills. They will also practice recitation, listening comprehension, and reading of spiritual Tamil literature.

Level 3 – Tamil Grammar & Conversation
Students will build upon the grammar concepts introduced in Level 2 and further develop their Tamil grammar, conversational, reading, and comprehension skills.

Tamil Literature & Values

At all three levels, students will be introduced to 

Moral- and value-based Tamil literature, like Sri Sri Anna’s Nanneri (நன்னெறி), AtticcUDi (ஆத்திசூடி), tirukkuRaL (திருக்குறள்) 

Devotional Tamil literature like dEvAram(தேவாரம்), tiruppugazh(திருப்புகழ்), divya prabandam (திவ்ய பிரபந்தம்) and other traditional Tamil works. These literary works will help students strengthen their Tamil language skills while also learning important values, ethics, and cultural traditions.

The intention of this Namasankīrtanam group is to build a dedicated Bhajan Mandali rooted in devotion, discipline, and joy in nāma. Together, we aspire to grow as a collective that not only sings but lives our sampradāyam, preserving and passing it on with sincerity and depth.

Over time, this Mandali is envisioned to travel and perform  Nāmasaṅkīrtanam  across North America and eventually around the world  sharing the spirit of bhakti, fostering community, and strengthening the continuity of our tradition for future generations. 

What to expect: Students will be taught Dakshnina Bhajana Sampradaya, entailing a traditional structured style of group singing. Students will be featured in in-person events as opportunities will arise in the US and India. 

Prema Saṃskṛti is an attempt to explore the rich visual traditions of India, including Kerala Mural, Cheriyal, Warli, Alpana, Madhubani and other regional art forms including kolams. Inspired by their distinctive stories, motifs, colors and techniques, participants will create a variety of hands-on projects—from sketches to masks, murals, decorative art and mixed-media creations—while developing their own creative expression.

The Ayurvedic living component introduces simple, practical principles for living in harmony with nature through food, daily and seasonal rhythms, mindful routines, self-care and holistic well-being.

Together, art and Ayurveda create a space to explore, create, connect with Indian traditions, and bring their wisdom into contemporary everyday life.