Tadatmya Sangha

SATSANG: Preguntas y Respuestas con Swami Padmanabha
2025-12-28 10:00 - 11:30, 2026-01-04 10:00 - 11:30, 2026-01-11 10:00 - 11:30, 2026-01-25 10:00 - 11:30, 2026-02-01 10:00 - 11:30, 2026-02-08 10:00 - 11:30, 2026-02-15 10:00 - 11:30, 2026-02-22 10:00 - 11:30 (America/Argentina/Buenos_Aires) and 3 more dates | Zoom
Únete a Swami Padmanabha y sus amigos en un intercambio dinámico entre teoría y práctica, donde buscamos generar conciencia a través de preguntas y reflexiones sobre lo que debe abordarse en nuestra práctica personal y nuestro viaje al servicio de la fe.

Domingo 10am (hora Argentina)
En Vivo en:
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SATSANG - Quests and Explorations with Swami Padmanabha
2026-01-03 14:00 - 15:30, 2026-01-10 14:00 - 15:30, 2026-01-24 14:00 - 15:30, 2026-01-31 14:00 - 15:30, 2026-02-07 14:00 - 15:30, 2026-02-14 14:00 - 15:30, 2026-02-21 14:00 - 15:30, 2026-02-28 14:00 - 15:30 (America/New_York) and 3 more dates | Zoom
Although “istagosthi” and “satsang” are conceptually similar, “satsang” goes straight to the heart of the matter. Derived from the Sanskrit, “sat” means “real honesty,” and “sanga” refers to a special kind of attachment. Thus, satsang is about coming together to support each other’s commitment to truth and to nurture our attachment to becoming the most authentic versions of ourselves. It’s about how we can approach this journey in a healthy, joyful (not neurotic) and celebratory way. This process has no limit; it’s a progressive, dynamic unfolding.
Unlike a typical Question and Answer session, where certainty is often the goal and answers are something we can pocket and carry with us, satsang is not about finding definitive answers. Instead, it invites us into open exploration, allowing space for discovery rather than finality. And while the setting may appear as teacher and student, as you will witness when participating, we are all fellow explorers, sharing in this journey to discover and embody our truest selves.

Saturday @ 2:00pm EST
Zoom
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( Satsang: Preguntas y Respuestas en Vivo: Domingos 10AM hora Argentina)

Join the Celebration of TADATMYA SANGHA's 2nd Anniversary
2026-01-17 14:00 - 15:30 (America/New_York) | Zoom
This month we celebrate two years of Tadatmya Sangha—not as a milestone to look back on, but as a living moment to step into together. What began as a shared inquiry has become a space of relationship, practice, courage, and deep listening—and this anniversary gathering is an invitation to bring all of that into the room.
This will be an interactive online event, shaped not only by what is offered, but by who shows up. Your presence, your voice, your silence, your questions, and your willingness to be real are what allow this space to become what it truly is.
We’ll reflect, connect, and open ourselves to what is still unfolding among us. Not a performance. Not a program. A shared moment of becoming.
If Tadatmya has touched your life—or if you feel quietly called toward it—let’s celebrate that together.

Saturday, January 17 @ 2:00pm EST
Zoom
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( Satsang: Preguntas y Respuestas en Vivo: Domingos 10AM hora Argentina)

CELEBRANDO 2 AÑOS DE TADATMYA SANGHA
2026-01-18 10:00 - 11:30 (America/Argentina/Buenos_Aires) | Zoom
Un encuentro online interactivo
honrando nuestro viaje compartido.
18 de Enero, 2026
10 AM (hora Argentina)

Domingo 10am (hora Argentina)
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ID: 781 2752 4035
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The Neurobiology of Wholeness | Free Radical Podcast #63 | Shaleen Kendrick 2/4/26
2026-02-04 10:00 - 11:30 (America/New_York) | YouTube
In this episode of the Free Radical Podcast, Swami Padmanabha is joined by Reverend Dr. Shaleen Kendrick—a mystic scholar, theologian, and minister to human evolution—whose work bridges ancient spiritual wisdom and contemporary neuroscience.
Dr. Kendrick is the creator of the Neuro-Relational Integration (NRI) model, a framework for wholeness-making through mind-body-spirit integration. Drawing from neuro-theology, neuroscience, and lived spiritual practice, she explores how integration across our neural centers—mind (IQ), body (SQ), and spirit (RQ)—can transform reactive patterns into responsive wisdom and support conscious human evolution.
Together, Swami Padmanabha and Dr. Kendrick engage in a rich, wide-ranging conversation touching on:
* The neurobiology of wholeness and shame
* Jesus through a neuro-spiritual lens
* Evolution as an ongoing spiritual process
* What it means to be human in an age of technology and AI
* Salvation as a lived, relational journey rather than a fixed endpoint
This episode invites listeners to move from fragmentation to coherence, from survival to flourishing.
Video Premiering
February 4
10AM EST
on YouTube! Swami Padmanabha – YouTube
Learn more about Dr. Shaleen Kendrick and her work at Neuro-Relational Integration™ – Human Evolution in Practice

ORTLINE 2026
2026-02-12 10:00 - 2026-02-14 19:00 (America/New_York) | Zoom
Three days of online interaction with world-changing authors in open and relational theology.

This three-day online Zoom conference, hosted by Thomas Jay Oord, Jason Tripp, and Jonathan J. Foster features authors recently published in the field of open and relational theology.
We realize conference attendees will not be able to participate every hour of the conference. So audio recordings will be available to those who register for 90 days after the conference. This means 25+ hours of listening to world-changing ideas!
Register now and receive the conference online links in an email prior to the event. Get in early for a great price!
Featured Authors and Books
Andrew Davis / Ilia Delio, Whitehead and Teilhard
Brandon Ambosino, Is It God’s Will?
Brandon Brown / Thomas Oord, Amipotence (2 Volumes)
Bruce Epperly, Healing the World
Chad Bahl, The Death of Supernaturalism
Chris Baker, The Invitation: N.T. Wright’s Use of Vocation in Atonement
Chris Hanson, Open and Relational Parenting
Clarence White, Reappraisal of creation out of nothing
Cliff Cain, God and Pandemics
Gayle Hansen Browne, Wild Geese Rising
Greg Boyd / Scott Boren, God Looks Like Jesus
Jonathan Bentley, Shadowing St. Francis
Jonathan Foster, The Micro Theology Series
Logan Siler, Iqbal’s Poetic Vision, Metaphysics, and Evolution
Michael Brennan, Flourishing: An Open and Relational Queer Theology
Michael Camp, Faith Funk: Reboot to a Healthy Spirituality
Paul Johnson, Talking with God: Neuroscience and Prayer
Philip Clayton / CS Pearce, Science and the Sacred
Ron Allen, Second thoughts about hell
Russ Dean, The Story As We Have Received It
Ryan Remington, Processing Liberation Through an Indigenous American Lens
Sheri Kling, Renewing Faith
Swami Padmanabha, Evolution in Divine Love
Tim Miller, The Silence of the Lamb
Tracy Tucker, Can We Talk about Death
Ulrick Dam, How to Lead, Inspire, and Build a Thriving Church

Early Bird Prices End February 5 REGISTER NOW
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Poets, Protest & The Power of Sacred Song | Free Radical Podcast #64 | Bali Rico 2/18/26
2026-02-18 10:00 - 11:30 (America/New_York) | YouTube
In this episode of the Free Radical Podcast, Swami Padmanabha sits down with renowned Vaishnava musician, author, and sincere seeker Bali Rico for a wide-ranging and deeply human conversation.
Born in the United States to Colombian parents, Bali spent his formative years living in ashrams in the sacred land of Mayapur, West Bengal—immersed in the sounds, stories, and devotional traditions of ancient India. He is a co-founder of the kirtan group Mayapuris, whose distinctive sound is shaped by Bali’s innovative and dynamic mridanga playing.
A lyricist, multi-instrumentalist, academic, and hip-hop artist, Bali weaves rhythm and philosophy with personal reflection. His work holds protest and prayer side by side, giving voice to grief, devotion, and the search for meaning. In this warm and expansive conversation, they explore music and kirtan as communal practices, the experience of growing up in a religious family, the inner shifts of fatherhood, hip-hop as a confessional spiritual language, and the shaping of a mature, integrated spiritual path.
This conversation is an invitation—to listen deeply, to reflect honestly, and to explore how spirituality can be lived in dialogue with the fullness of everyday life.
After you have watched the episode, if you feel touched or inspired, please like, share, and subscribe, and join the ongoing conversation in the comments.
on YouTube! Swami Padmanabha – YouTube

Awakening From The Mechanical Self | Free Radical Podcast #65 | Theodore Nottingham 3/4/26
2026-03-04 10:00 - 11:30 (America/New_York) | YouTube
Enter into a sacred conversation at the crossroads of ancient wisdom and living awakening.
In this luminous gathering on the Free Radical Podcast, Swami Padmanabha welcomes author, mystic, and Fourth Way teacher Theodore Nottingham for a meeting that feels less like an interview and more like a recognition between kindred souls. With over four decades devoted to the inner path—and author of more than 30 books, including The Spiritual Origins of the Fourth Way: Reuniting the Lost Fragments of a Sacred Teaching—Theodore brings the depth of a lifetime steeped in Christian mysticism and the transformative fire of conscious practice.
Together, they wander into the holy terrain of mystery: the trembling edge between fear and intimacy, the sacred ache for the Divine, and the courage it takes to truly see oneself. From the stillness of self-observation to the living current of presence and attention, this dialogue invites us to remember what has been forgotten—to gather the scattered fragments of ancient traditions and rediscover their shared, radiant source.
This is not merely a discussion, but an invocation: a call to return to the roots of spiritual life, to embrace the unknown, and to walk the pilgrim’s path with sincerity, vulnerability, and wonder.
If your heart longs for depth, authenticity, and the quiet fire of inner transformation, we invite you to step into this sacred exchange.
on YouTube! Swami Padmanabha – YouTube

The Living Heart Of The Srimad Bhagavatam: A Journey into Its Essential Current
2026-03-09 14:00 - 15:30 (America/New_York) | YouTube
For many years I’ve had the joy of sharing studies on our Gaudiya Vaisnava scriptures, both in English and Spanish. In recent times, my focus shifted more toward thematic explorations rather than walking through specific books verse by verse, though those sacred texts have always remained the foundation beneath every topic.
For some months now, however, I’ve felt a renewed inspiration to return directly to my beloved Srimad Bhagavatam—our scripture par excellence in the Gaudiya tradition. With the loving insistence of several noble souls, that inspiration has taken shape.
Beginning March 9, we will start a weekly journey into the Living Heart of the Srimad Bhagavatam. Rather than a merely linear reading, we will trace its “silver thread”: the essential current of divine love flowing through all twelve cantos. We will explore key verses and sections in their context, engage larger narrative arcs, address challenging or controversial passages, and uncover the many layers of meaning that ultimately converge in the Bhagavata’s central revelation.
You are warmly welcome to join live via Zoom (access info in flyer). If you cannot attend, each session will be uploaded weekly to my YouTube channel.
Let us not simply study the Bhagavatam—but learn how to read it from the inside out.
on YouTube! Swami Padmanabha – YouTube

The Feminine Heart Of Love | Free Radical Podcast #66 | Bhakti Lalita Devi 3/18/26
2026-03-18 10:00 - 11:30 (America/New_York) | YouTube
In this heartfelt episode of the Free Radical Podcast, Swami Padmanabha sits in sacred conversation with Bhakti Lalita Devi (Goh Diwajnavi) — teacher, author, and pilgrim of the heart within the Gaudiya Vaishnava lineage.
A devoted disciple of Srila Bhaktisundar Govinda Maharaj, the Acharya of Sri Caitanya Sarasvat Math, she spent nearly two decades in India in intimate service to her Gurudeva, acting as his personal correspondent secretary and absorbing the subtle currents of devotion that flowed through his presence. In 1996, in a gesture both tender and revolutionary, her guru offered her the sacred saffron brahmachari cloth — a first for a woman in their lineage — and bestowed upon her the name Bhakti Lalita Devi, sealing her life in dedication to divine love.
Now residing in Chiang Mai, Thailand, she moves between continents as a quiet emissary of grace — encouraging hearts, steadying faith, and sharing the inner culture of bhakti-yoga as a living, breathing path of transformation.
In this episode, we explore the feminine heart of bhakti — its softness and strength, its surrender and sovereignty. Bhakti Lalita Devi speaks of her journey with her Gurudeva, of life in sacred community, of love as service, and of devotion as an ever-unfolding revelation. What emerges is not merely philosophy, but a transmission — a glimpse into a spirituality that is relational, embodied, and deeply personal.
We invite you to enter this contemplative dialogue — a meeting of hearts, a meditation in conversation, an ongoing dance with reality itself.
on YouTube! Swami Padmanabha – YouTube
