In this short extract from an interview on ‘The Way To Go’, Sri Chinmoy comments about his spiritual art, called Jharna-Kala, or “Fountain-Art”. Sri Chinmoy describes how creativity can come from our mind and emotions or from our heart and soul. Read more »

Nikolaus talks about his experience in joining the spiritual path of Sri Chinmoy. He explains clearly how he felt inspired by reading the books of Sri Chinmoy and felt an inner recognition with his philosophy. Nikolaus also offers an honest recollection of his first attempts to meditate. Read more »

To commemorate the 44th anniversary of Sri Chinmoy’s Jharna-Kala At, we are presenting a new slideshow of 81 paintings that Sri Chinmoy created in the 1970s.

Sri Chinmoy began his artistic journey on 19 November 1974, during a visit in Ottawa, Canada.

See also Jharna-Kala art sites:

• Sri Chinmoy Art
  
• Daily – Sri Chinmoy Art
• Sri Chinmoy’s Artwork in HD
   

In this video, Nayak recalls his first meeting with Sri Chinmoy during the early 1970s. He was invited to a public meditation and was struck by the image of Sri Chinmoy during meditation. After the public meditation, he met Sri Chinmoy backstage. This unique experience remains a powerful memory, many years later. Read more »

In 1989, Sri Chinmoy gave an interview to Westchester Newsline where he talked about many aspects of meditation, spirituality and his endeavours for a more harmonious world. In this excerpt from that interview, he explains that “It is the mind that divides, and the heart that unites. But we have been unfortunately using the mind infinitely more times than using our hearts.” Read more »

Abhejali Bernardova is a member of the Sri Chinmoy Centre in Zlin, Czech Republic. In this video, she talks about how she became interested in meditation and and later became a disciple of Sri Chinmoy. Abhejali also explains how she received her spiritual name from Sri Chinmoy. Read more »

In these 1995 clips of Sri Chinmoy meditating, you can see his eyes flicker back and forth quite rapidly. As Sri Chinmoy explains in answering the question below, this flickering is a result of his soul moving between different high planes of conscousness. Read more »

A video recording of a meditation by Sri Chinmoy at the New York Meditation Center in April 1992. During the meditation, some of Sri Chinmoy’s students are singing and performing arrangements of his music. Often Sri Chinmoy would combine meditation with music as he felt meditative music could bring to the fore the inner heart of the seeker. Read more »

This meditation and music video was recorded in Malta in 1991 when Sri Chinmoy visited the Mediterranean island during his Christmas vacation. He plays his compositions on an echo flute and improvises on an electronic flute.

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Sri Chinmoy was officially invited to hold the opening meditation at the Parliament of the World’s Religions in Barcelona on July 7th, 2004. After being introduced, he gave a silent meditation and continued by playing on his favorite instrument, the Indian esraj. About 5,000 people were present in and around the auditorium for his beautiful performance. Read more »

During a meditation in August 1993, Sri Chinmoy explained and demonstrated the high meditation states of Savikalpa and Nirvikalpa Samadhi at Aspiration-Ground, the meditation garden in Queens, New York where Sri Chinmoy often meditated with his students. Read more »