Hanumān Cālīsā Super Event

108 rounds

Devotion in motion. A spiral into lived presence.

8-10 August 2025
Selvig Fredsgård, Norway

Early savings until 8 July

Spaces are limited. Register soon.

Photo credit: Thomas Hargreaves

Chanting 108 rounds of Hanumān Cālīsā is a ‘super event’. As a sādhana, it is not a demand on your energy. Your system reorganises to access the energy already within you.

Each Hanumān Cālīsā recitation initiates structural re-patterning.

108 recitations do not exhaust the system. They entrain it to a deeper rhythm in which:

— Breath becomes regenerative — Chatter is refined into current — Inner fire becomes sustainable — Bhakti becomes fuel, not expense

You need not ‘push through’ this practice.

You can be carried by it.

This SATYA 'Super Event' offers:

  • A weekend of fellowship and devotion, music and merriment
  • Satsang (gathering in truth) with Umā, 108 rounds of Hanumān Cālīsā and integration
  • Nearness to Nature in the serene regenerative farm environment of Selvig Fredsgård, in rhythm with the elements and rooted in Nordic soil (tent accommodations)
  • Wholesome, fresh vegetarian food, and warm Ayurvedic teas, specifically chosen to support digestion, regulate the bio-forces, nourish the tissues and protect the respiratory system during extended chanting
  • A private group in the messaging app Telegram, for information sharing and preparation of all sorts before our weekend together, and integration of the experience in the days after

What I can say with certainty is that Hanumān Cālīsā gives me the strength to face my challenges. And it is an unstoppable stream—like simply moving through the Hanumān Cālīsā from start to finish. When I chant it more than once, this strength only becomes more solid and more stable. It gives me the strength to master my day. And there is joy—true joy.”

— Erik Alexander Lynghaug, Norway

A spiral into lived presence—how it works

This is more than chanting Hanumān Cālīsā 108 times. It is an integration, of:
  • Presence and power
  • Stillness and motion
  • Abstraction and actualization—truth in action
  • Rāma and Hanumān, the witnessing intelligence and the primeval force of orientation to source

In the classical traditions of Tantra, Yoga and Kashmir Śaivism, 108 marks a full circuit—a point of convergence where repetition matures into integration.

Each verse of the Hanumān Cālīsā is alive with intended prāṇa, spanda and śakti—vital force, primordial vibration and the coiled conscious force of awakening and reorganization.

As rhythm stabilises, prāṇa (ascending life force) and apāna (descending current) merge in suṣumnā—the central subtle channel along the spinal axis.

This convergence integrates prāṇa śakti and manas śakti—vital energy and mental power—and reawakens the primordial current: kuṇḍalinī śakti uncoiling through the axis of source intelligence.

Each pulse of spanda coils inward until śakti, ripened at the bindu—the seed-point of manifestation and return—bursts forth as presence in motion.

Flow of the weekend

Our weekend will follow the general flow below, with some changes to be expected along the way:

Friday, 8 August:
– 13:00-13:30: Arrival, begin setting camp/settling in
– 14:45: Gather for opening circle
– Early dinner
– Evening satsang

Saturday, 9 August:
– 108 rounds of Hanumān Cālīsā
– Breakfast, lunch, dinner included

Sunday, 10 August:
– Breakfast
– Integration
– Lunch
– 14:00-15:00: Departure

Three nights ago after we had chanted as a group, I went to sleep and had the experience of Hanumān Cālīsā humming away in the background of my awareness. When I woke up for my usual churn it was like the volume turned up on Hanumān Cālīsā, and the old stories dissolved into the background. I went back to sleep after a few moments. It felt alive and electric and full of energy. I was astonished and deeply moved.

From this experience, I really get the power of this practice to cut through the old patterns—the sound waves de-fragging my memory banks and offering new pathways.”

— Drew Lawson, England

Frequently asked questions

You don’t need to have Hanumān Cālīsā memorized. However, if you will attend or think you might register later, you are sincerely recommended to listen to Hanumān Cālīsā regularly—starting as soon as possible—so that you are familiar with it.

Ideally, listen to it daily—and on repeat when possible (for example, during daily commutes to/from work, while getting ready in the morning, while cooking).

You will be provided materials for chanting and learning Hanumān Cālīsā after registration for this event.

Become as familiar as you can with the Hanumān Cālīsā. Listen daily if possible (1, 3, 7 or 11 times, or more).

We may be seated for long periods of time, for meditation and for chanting. Please be prepared to be seated on the ground for at least 30 minutes. Bring with you whatever physical supports you may need for this seat.

Also please note that coffee, black or green tea, cacao or other stimulant beverages will not be a part of our menu. It’s a good idea to wean yourself off these substances before arriving so you don’t have withdrawal headaches during the weekend. 

You’re welcome to contact us with any questions or concerns you might have about these preparations.

Selvig Fredsgård is a private regenerative farm located on the Hurum peninsula about an hour outside of Oslo.

It can be easily reached by bus or car. The exact location will be provided after registration.

A Telegram group opened before the event can be used to offer or request ride shares to and from Selvig.

Plan for a camping kind of weekend. Bring your own tent, sleeping bag and sleeping mat/mattress.

If you do not have a tent, there are a few spaces available indoors or in a communal tent where you can lay down your sleeping mat and sleeping bag.

Toilet and washing facilities are shared by all.

We will be eating healthy, freshly cooked vegetarian food, and drinking warm Ayurvedic teas. The foods and teas are chosen to support digestion, regulate the bio-forces, nourish the tissues and protect the respiratory system during extended chanting.

Please notify us upon registration if you have any medical dietary restrictions.

Before our Super Event weekend, you’ll be provided with a list of recommended items to pack. This includes:

  • Your own tent, sleeping bag, sleeping mat, etc.
  • A thermos and drinking bottle
  • A natural ground cover (sheepskin, wool blanket, mat) and cushion to sit on
  • Lip or herbal balm to protect lips against dryness
  • Percussion or other musical instruments for yourself or to share with others
  • Your copy of the lyrics of Hanumān Cālīsā, if needed (provided after event registration)
  • Clothing that is comfortable, easy to move in and suited to the Nordic climate at this time of year (including layers for warmth and/or possible rain)
  • Sun protection
  • Insect protection
  • Toiletries
  • Notebook and pen

No. Coffee, black or green tea, cacao and other stimulant beverages will not be a part of our menu. It’s a good idea to wean yourself off these substances before arriving so you don’t have withdrawal symptoms during the weekend.

Herbal teas will be provided.

August 1 is the final date to register for the Hanumān Cālīsā Super Event. 

Spaces are limited, and we recommend that you register as soon as possible.  

  • apāna: descending eliminative force; grounding current
  • bindu: point of convergence and emergence; seed-point of manifestation and dissolution
  • citta: the patterned field of impressions, associations and latent tendencies
  • japa: rhythmic repetition of sacred sound
  • kuṇḍalinī śakti: the source-power coiled at the base of the spinal column—initiates supernal systemic reorganisation when uncoiled.
  • maṇḍala: sacred geometric field—a resonant pattern that concentrates energy and opens access to the inner dimensions of form.
  • mantra śāstra: scriptural science of vibrational formulas
  • nāda: subtle sound; pulse of consciousness
  • prāṇa: ascending life force; vital breath
  • śakti: coiled conscious force of awakening and reorganisation
  • spanda: primordial vibration; subtle pulse before thought
  • suṣumnā: central subtle channel within the spinal axis
  • tṛpti: satiation; deep, non-reactive fulfilment

Early savings until 8 July

One-time payment: €495  €405

Or 3-month payment plan: €165  €135/month

(10% discount available for SATYA Norway participants*)

Single payment
Payment plan

Spaces are limited.
Final date to register is 1 August.

*Here’s how to obtain your SATYA Norway discount for this ‘super event’:

1. To be eligible for the discount, you must register for the SATYA Norway immersion before you register for the Hanumān Cālīsā Super Event.

2. You will receive your discount code via email after registering for SATYA Norway.

3. When you register for the Hanumān Cālīsā Super Event, paste your discount code into the appropriate field in the registration/payment form. The 10% discount will be automatically applied.

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