Tiruppavai

This is a brief talk by Dr. M.G. Prasad on essence of Kathopanishad.

This brief talk on Ganesha Pooja was given by Dr. M.G. Prasad on Saturday September 19, 2009, in East Windsor, New Jersey. The children did the Ganesha Pooja with guidance from Dr. M.G. PrasadBrindavana, a cultural organization had organized the cultural program including the Ganesha Pooja. 

Invocation given by Dr. M.G. Prasad at the 137 th Undergraduate Commencement at Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, New Jersey on Thursday, May 21, 2009. The sound that is first heard is the sound from a conch shell that was blown by Dr. M.G. Prasad before the invocation. 

Recitation of Sanskrit compositions (eight units called Ashtaka) on Lord Ranganatha, Lord Sudarshana and Lord Nrisimha. These compositions are recited by Dr. M.G. Prasad

This talk is given by Dr. M.G. Prasad on different activities on various aspects such as spiritual, religious, cultural and social aspects of Hinduism that can be undertaken by Hindus.

This talk was given by Dr. M.G. Prasad on a radio program Jago Hindustan (www.easy96.com from 10 am to 11 am ESTon Sundays) on January 18, 2009 hosted by Mr. Arish Sahani

A talk by Dr. M.G. Prasad on Makra Sankranti- a Hindu festival

The talk by M.G. Prasad on the essence of Tiruppavai by Godadevi or Andal.

A brief talk by Dr. M.G. Prasad on the importance of Hindu Temples and the various ways in which a Hindu Temple is  a resource for Hindus. The talk was presented at a cultural event (and fund rising to save temples)  organized by the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation.

A talk on Gita Saara (a selection of 42 verses from Srimad Bhagavadgita). The verses were selected and put in a order by Sri Bhagavan Ramana Maharishi at the request of devotees. This talk is given by M.G. Prasad at the Arunachala Ashrama in Queens, New York