What we’re about
Discover timeless wisdom for modern life.
We are a community dedicated to exploring Vedanta—the ancient philosophy that teaches the divinity of every soul and the unity of all existence. Through talks, study groups, meditation, devotional music, and service, we seek to cultivate inner peace, understanding, and compassion.
Our goal:
To help individuals realize their spiritual potential and live with purpose and freedom in everyday life.
Who should join:
Anyone drawn to meditation, interfaith harmony, self-knowledge, and spiritual growth—regardless of background or belief. Whether you’re new to Vedanta or have been studying for years, you’ll find a supportive community for reflection, learning, and shared inquiry.
What we do:
We host weekly lectures, meditation sessions, music gatherings, and spiritual celebrations that illuminate the universal truths at the heart of all faiths. Together, we explore how the world’s great teachers and texts can guide us toward strength, love, and self-realization.
Join us as we learn, grow, and serve—discovering that the infinite oneness of the soul is the source of all peace, joy, and morality.
Upcoming events
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Meditation Retreat
Tapovan Retreat, 23217 27th Ave NE, Arlington, WA, Arlington, WA, USJoin us for a day of quiet reflection and spiritual renewal, led by Swami Satyamayananda of the Vedanta Society of Western Washington. Through guided meditation, instruction, and introspective silence, participants explore the universal truths taught in Vedanta — the oneness of all existence and the divinity within each being.
This retreat offers an opportunity to step away from the pace of daily life and turn inward, nurturing calmness, clarity, and spiritual strength. No previous experience with meditation or Vedanta is required. All are welcome, regardless of background or faith tradition.
You’ll leave refreshed, grounded, and inspired to carry the stillness of the retreat into everyday living.
During the event, you can expect several rounds of guided meditation, instruction, Q&A, a brief tea/coffee break, and a flower offering. We conclude with a vegetarian potluck.
No tickets or RSVP are required. This, like all Vedanta Society events, is free and all are welcome.
Please arrive a few minutes early so that meditation is not disturbed.
On-site, free parking is available.
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