“Therefore, with a deeper understanding of what food is all about, with the understanding that it is the blessed gift of the Lord––that it is, in fact, a form of the Lord––you are able to have great respect for food.”
-Gurumayi Chidvilasananda, “Value Your Hunger”, The Yoga of Discipline p.118

Amrit exists to make nourishing meals and refreshments available to those engaged in the Siddha Yoga practices, and to create another opportunity for seekers to engage in the practice of seva – selfless service. Food in Amrit is prepared lovingly and with great attention by those offering seva. While preparing food, Amrit sevites chant or repeat the mantra silently.

Amrit meals are served after satsangs.