22/12/2025
World Meditation Day at Ramayana Cave, Batu Caves
In conjunction with United Nations World Meditation Day, a serene and meaningful meditation programme was held at the Ramayana Cave, Batu Caves, a place known for its spiritual depth, natural beauty, and sacred atmosphere.
Nestled within the heart of the cave, the venue was gently illuminated with soft lighting that enhanced the natural rock formations, creating a divine and tranquil ambience. The soothing sound of flowing water from the nearby waterfall added a calming rhythm, allowing participants to naturally settle into silence and inner stillness.
The programme began with a traditional lighting of the lamp, symbolising the awakening of inner light, peace, and wisdom. This was followed by brief reflections on the importance of meditation in today’s fast-paced world, emphasising inner peace as the foundation for harmony in families, communities, and the world.
Participants were then guided into a collective meditation, experiencing deep calm amidst the sacred surroundings of the cave. Despite being a natural cave with vibrant lighting, the atmosphere remained deeply serene, offering a rare blend of nature, spirituality, and silence.
The Ramayana Cave proved to be a truly Godly space for meditation—where light, sound, and stillness came together seamlessly. Many participants shared that the experience felt grounding, healing, and deeply uplifting.
The programme concluded with a renewed sense of peace, reminding everyone that meditation is not confined to halls or centres—it can be experienced anywhere when the mind turns inward.
This World Meditation Day gathering stood as a gentle reminder that inner peace is the first step towards world peace.