"Every thought, every feeling, is a visitor. You just say: Welcome. Come in and sit with me." - Pamela

About Satsang

In Sanskrit sat means truth and the sangha is the group of lovers of Truth.

So satsang is literally a truth-gathering - an informal get-together of people to sit with the truth of their being and, occasionally, talk about it.

It's also like a sacrificial pit, or a recycling center. Things no longer required, if brought with sincerity - any suffering or confusion, identification or separation or old containers no longer needed - are left behind.

As Pamela has put it: Satsang is a gathering of mountains to discuss their mountain nature.

Most satsangs are held in the evenings and last a couple of hours. Weekend retreats consist of two sessions per day.