Visit Bhaktiville

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Teleport into our Second Life island, follow signs to the temple, and join the satsanga.

What Happens When You Visit

Expect a peaceful temple setting with a daily shared japa meditation period and a scripture reading on Fridays.

MEDITATION
Sat to Thu: 6:30 – 6:50 am SLT
Fri: 6:10 am – 6:30 am SLT

READING
Fri: 6:30 – 7:00 am SLT

Most gatherings last about half an hour and are designed for both longtime practitioners and curious newcomers.

Events

A simple, sunlit meditation corner in a modest ashram room, centered around a neatly folded saffron and cream-colored cotton mat placed on a smooth, matte wooden floor. In front of the mat sits a small, low wooden stand supporting an open Bhagavad Gita with slightly worn pages and a cloth bookmark in deep crimson. Beside it rests a string of tulasi beads coiled neatly in a natural clay bowl. Soft, diffused afternoon light enters through a high window, creating gentle rectangular patches of light and subtle shadows. The mood is peaceful and introspective. Captured from a slightly elevated angle in photographic realism with balanced composition and moderate depth of field, the scene emphasizes high thinking and simple living, with uncluttered surroundings and a quiet, focused atmosphere.
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Kirtan

Join our daily kirtan gathering for mantra chanting, gentle discussion, and darshan in Bhaktiville’s temple courtyard.

A close-up, detail-rich view of a traditional Vaishnava temple doorway, focusing on the ornate, hand-carved wooden doors stained a deep walnut brown with subtle gloss. The doors feature delicate floral and geometric patterns, and at the center, a brass lotus motif stands out with a soft, reflective surface. Around the frame, white plaster walls are decorated with understated saffron and teal painted borders. A small brass lamp with multiple wicks, unlit but filled with clarified ghee, hangs to one side. Soft, indirect daylight illuminates the wood grain and carvings, creating gentle shadows in the recesses. Captured straight-on in photographic realism with shallow depth of field keeping the doorway sharp and the outer edges slightly blurred, the mood is reverent, inviting, and quietly majestic, suggesting entry into a sacred, devotional space.
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Readings

Participate in Srimad-Bhagavatam readings, questions, and reflections focused on practical bhakti in virtual daily life.

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