Harikatha
Harikatha is story, music, and teaching in one form. Sanghamitra hosts and shares these sessions so families can watch from home and scholars can be heard beyond a single hall.
Ancient art forms
Encouraging the older forms.
Harikatha and Burrakatha are old Telugu forms that tell a story through speech, song and music. Sundara Kanda is the chapter of the Ramayana most often sung. Sanghamitra keeps all of them in circulation, along with dance. If you would like a private hour or a seat in a group session, say which one.
Burrakatha
Burrakatha is the folk narrative Sanghamitra names among the arts it wants kept in circulation — not only archived, but offered to the community.
Medhavadhanam
A live showcase of mental mathematics: no paper, pencil, or calculator. The first public Medhavadhanam was in 2007. Classes sit behind it — Vedic mathematics for students, and the Srinivasa Ramanujan Mathematricks Club. The latest public event was 22 August 2026 at the Hindu Temple of St. Louis.
The base of Sanghamitra is caring, sharing, and love.
Sundara Kanda
Readings and Harikatha from the Ramayana, offered as a regular practice. Harikatha is a story told through speech, song and music. Public events are held on Zoom, so you can listen from home.
Upcoming events
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