http://www.vedantaworld.org http://www.vedantaworld.org ; depends what you mean by religion. If you mean rituals, chanting, singing and livery, sure there's som

http://www.vedantaworld.org http://www.vedantaworld.org ; depends what you mean by religion. If you mean rituals, chanting, singing and livery, sure there's some of that. But it's the most non-secular approach to 'rejoining with the source' (religion = re-ligare) that I could find, as a previously confirmed and staunch atheist. The daily schedule involves a relatively austere but comfortable routine, which is supported by a strong questioning and reasoning regime. The entire living experience speaks to and reinforces the knowledge imparted. I don't believe in God, now. But perhaps been purged of the arrogance that the equipments I have are capable of knowing everything. Edit: there's a retreat in India in December, here's a link to the invite: http://vedanta.org.za/media/pdf/2016_Vedanta_International_Retreat.pdf http://vedanta.org.za/media/pdf/2016_Vedanta_International_R... Disclaimer: alumnus of the Vedanta Academy and Vedanta teacher for 3 years in South Africa.