What is Astha Bhakti & Bhakti Satsang event?

ASTHA BHAKTI - 

Astha Bhakti is a Hindu religious group of like minded people coming together to do Bhakti Satsang events of Hindu Devi and Devatas. This group is led by visionary, religious devotee Reetu Sethi. 

BHAKTI SATSANG EVENT - 

Bhakti Satsang Events are planned and performed by the group members of Astha Bhakti. Currently, Maa Durga Bhakti Satsang events are in progress. The events include - 

  • Durga Saptshati /Stuti
  • Mata ki Bhetein
  • Bhajan Sangeet
  • Dandiya
  • Prasad 
Bhakti Satsang event is organised and hosted by one of the Astha Bhakti member at their house usually and involves families and children as well. 

The Bhakti Satsang events are in progress in the suburb of Melton in Melbourne, Australia. These events are a beautiful way to cultivate bhakti sanskara in your children and help them learn about Hindu/Sanatana Dharma. 



BHAKT IN BHAKTI




REETU SETHI JI
Founder, Organiser of Astha Bhakti Satsang
ReetuSethi2022@gmail.com. Alternatively you can call +61 0430 787 963



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