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Chinmaya Mission Pittsburgh

Chinmaya Mission Pittsburgh (CMP) was started in 1978 with the inspiration and blessings of Pujya Gurudev Swami Chinmayananda, after his very first Gita Jnana Yajna in Pittsburgh. CMP has conducted weekly Bala Vihar children's classes and CMP Jnana Yajnas at various local temples. Festival celebrations unite all the families from all the venues. The center was formally opened on August 3, 2008, by Pujya Swami Tejomayanandaji of Chinmaya Mission International. Under his advice, we installed Hanumanji's Murthy at this center and named the center Chinmaya Sanjeevani. As of September 2018, the CMP Bala Vihar program spread to three centers across Pittsburgh with over 500 total registered students. 

 

Website:

www.chinmayamissionpittsburgh.org

Main Address:

3817 Northern Pike, Monroeville, PA 15146

CHYK West

CHYK West, the North American branch of CHYK, strives to unite young adults by providing a forum to explore, discuss, and practice Vedanta while strengthening their lives in every endeavor. The objectives of this organization are several and include the following:

  • To provide a spiritual forum for the age group ranging from post-high school to young professionals

  • To introduce the message of Vedanta to those interested

  • To unite members of this organization spiritually and professionally through satsang and community service

  • To build and develop future leaders for Chinmaya Mission

  • To act as a resource for the Mission family and the community at-large working with and supporting an existing establishment

  • To unite and communicate with CHYK centers worldwide in an effort to stimulate the Global CHYK movement

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“Know that Yuva Kendra is the bow, and a

pure mind is the sharpened arrow. Your goal should be (knowledge of) the Self and welfare of the world. Like the arrow (that hits its target), may you become one with the goal.”

- Swami Tejomayananda

Or email us at: chykpittsburgh@gmail.com
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