Amma in Dallas, June 29-30

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Who is Amma ?

Her name is Mata Amritanandamayi, which translates into "Mother of Immortal Bliss", but to millions around the world She is known as "Amma" (mother) or "Ammachi" (beloved mother). So approachable is She that many have come to realize in Her a love that is archetypal of "everybody's Mother".
When invited to speak at the United Nations, She was recognized as a "preeminent religious leader". The news media have dubbed Her "the Mother of Compassion" because of the extensive humanitarian charities She has launched. The press have also nicknamed Her "the Hugging Saint", because of the loving embraces She has given tirelessly to thousands everyday for the last 30 years. It is estimated that Amma has already hugged over 20 million times!

Around the world She is identified as "a living Saint". Wherever She goes the crowds that flock to Her only seem to grow as people experience something unique in Her presence.
To observe what Amma does, it becomes obvious that She exhibits nothing of what we would call "a personal life". Sleeping less than two hours a day, She is the untiring servant of all people, dedicated to removing human suffering. Her outreach takes two principal forms: 1) Her darshan programs, where She reaches people individually, and 2) Her charities, designed to improve peoples' lives on a broader scale.

So, who is Ammachi? There are as many answers to that question as there are people asking. Indeed, She is almost impossible to describe—She needs to be experienced.

Check out this video on Amma: Embracing the World

"Swarasudha" an evening of melody and dance, a charitable event in support of destitute farmers in India, on May 3, was a great success. American Airlines Raffle ticket winner: Roger Cartwright, Dallas

Amma In the News

Amma on ABC's 2020 (Video)

Amma on Good Morning America (Video)

Amma on CNN (Video)