Vedanta Center of Greater Austin
The Vedanta Center of Greater Austin (VCGA) is a community for spiritual aspirants. Its mission is to provide a conducive environment for seekers of God realization following Vedanta philosophy. Drawing inspiration from the practical and modern interpretation of Vedanta by Swami Vivekananda, the Center considers service to humanity and active participation in addressing social issues such as healthcare, education and natural disaster relief to be the integral parts of its mission. We provide opportunities for seekers to pursue spiritual growth through prayer, meditation, worship, service activities, study of spiritual and philosophical literature and exposure to practical Vedanta through the visiting monks/nuns of Sri Ramakrishna order.
Contact
Address
13508 Broadmeade Ave, Austin, TX 78729
Support
Please donate generously for the operation of your Center.
Links to Vedanta Societies and Centers
Upcoming events
The Center is open for in-person events and activities. Please subscribe to our mailing list for weekly updates.
Sunday, April 20th, 2025: Study Circle and Karma Yoga
Starting at 10:00am, the program includes:
Pranam Mantra
Short meditation
Ramakrishna Sharanam
Arathi
Karma Yoga
Prasad
Spiritual retreat with Swami Sarvadevanandaji Maharaj
- Sunday, April 27th, 2025: Ram Navami celebration at 6:00pm
- Monday, April 28th, 2025: Satsang at 6:30pm
Brief bio of Swami Sarvadevanandaji Maharaj
Minister in-charge, Vedanta Society of Southern California,
Guiding Monk, Vedanta Center of Greater Austin
Swami Sarvadevanandaji Maharaj, is a Senior Monk of Sri Ramakrishna Order. He was initiated by Swami Shankaranandaji Maharaj, the 7th President of the Order in 1961 and joined the monastery at Belur Math in Kolkata in 1965. In 1993, he was posted to the Vedanta Society of Southern California in Hollywood to serve as Assistant Minister. In October 2012; he became the Minister in-charge and spiritual leader of the center. He is the Spiritual Director of over 12 Vedanta Centers in US. He has delivered innumerable lectures on various spiritual topics.