Deepen the silence within
Sit & Rest in silence with Yogi Sri Ammani
Ammani was born in a very humble family in Malaysia.
Her spiritual journey started from her grandmother's Kali Temple . Her grand mother was a great devotee of the divine mother. As a child Ammani closely associated and observed the temple rituals. Ammani also became mother Kali’s devotee and deeply connected with her. Slowly from there some spiritual experience started to come in her life. She frequently fell in deep meditation. As child she would recognize her consciousness and others as well. Since then her spiritual journey started to unfold.
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At the age of 26, she had a strong calling to go more into self enquiry. Fortunately, one year after, she was initiated into siddha tradition and she was awakened and into raja yoga journey. She was in complete isolation and renounciation for 3 years. Throughout this years she was in deep practice and meditation. She witnessed many spiritual experiences including samadhi.
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In her 30’s as she was expanding her spiritual journey, at one point attained self realization. She kept expanding and arrived to God Realisation- she came in union with divine mother. She is still expanding herself with a lot of devotion and humbleness.
The Teachings - Shaktipat
The teachings are simply an invitation to meditation and it’s expansion.
One can be an experienced Sadhaka or beginner with humility, devotion, and openness to learning. In her presence, spiritual or divine energy can constantly transmit spiritual knowledge to the disciple or Sadhaka.
With her presence and guidance, one can expect deeper, gradual, and sustainable growth in meditation, devotion and self-liberation.
About Tiruvannamalai
Divinity is the first feeling you experience at Tiruvannamalai. Throughout your stay, you will find yourself delving deep into the spiritual soul of this destination.
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Tiruvannamalai is a land of devotion and spirituality, situated in Tamil Nadu, India. The entire city revolves around mount Arunachala and the temple dedicated to the Almighty Shiva, a Hindu God.
For thousands of years, countless siddhas, devotees, and sadhakas have journeyed to Tiruvannamalai. Their sole purpose is to receive blessings from Bhagwan Arunachala, leading to their liberation and moksha.
Fortunately, with great devotion and love, Ammani is also connected to Tiruvannamalai. With the grace of Arunachala, Ammani is trying to establish her base here and wishes to spread love from this sacred place.