About Ashram

The Samadhi Hall, which also doubles as a Yoga Hall, serves as a space for practicing Asanas and Pranayams in both the morning and evening sessions. Experienced Yoga Acharyas and teachers conduct yoga classes twice daily, providing guidance to the participants.

The Ashram has published a book titled 'First Step to Higher Yoga,' which showcases approximately 300 types of Asanas, along with their respective benefits for various parts of the body. Within the hall, there is a marble statue of the esteemed Himalayan Yogi, Swami Yogeshwarananda Saraswati, the founder of the ashram. The statue is placed in a meditative posture, marking the sacred spot where his body rests.

The Ashram's meditation hall, known as the Meditation or Sadhna Hall, provides a serene space for practitioners to engage in their meditative practices. The hall is equipped with central air conditioning, ensuring a comfortable environment. With its spacious layout, it can accommodate approximately 50-60 individuals at a time. Cushions have been thoughtfully provided to enhance sitting comfort during the sessions.

Sadhna classes or meditation sessions are scheduled early in the morning, prior to the yoga classes, as well as in the evening, following the yoga sessions. Following the evening meditation, a communal dinner is served for all participants. These meditation classes are conducted by experienced Yoga Acharyas, who adhere to the traditional teachings of Patanjali's hatha yoga.

Overall, the Sadhna Hall offers a tranquil setting for practitioners to engage in meditation, promoting inner peace and spiritual growth.

The Ashram boasts a well-stocked library that houses an extensive collection of books on a wide range of subjects related to Yoga, meditation, yoga philosophy, tantra, ayurveda, ancient scriptures, and biographies penned by renowned authors. The library offers a diverse selection of titles in multiple languages to cater to the interests and preferences of its visitors.

To enhance accessibility, the titles of the books have been digitized and made available online. Visitors can conveniently access the library's database by clicking here, which allows them to explore the collection and search for specific books of their interest.

Whether one seeks knowledge on the intricacies of Yoga, spiritual insights from ancient texts, or a deeper understanding of meditation techniques, the Ashram's library provides a valuable resource for seekers on their spiritual journey.

At the Ashram, the food preparation takes place in a community kitchen where an emphasis is placed on using fresh vegetables and a variety of wholesome cereals. During breakfast, a delightful assortment of options awaits, including various types of tea and nourishing porridge.

For the other meals, a typical menu includes rice, Indian chapatti (bread), green vegetables, and a vegetable salad. The Ashram encourages self-sufficiency and a sense of responsibility, so it is expected that the residents clean their own dishes during their stay. This practice fosters mindfulness and cultivates a spirit of cooperation and community among the residents.

Moreover, seasonal fruits are occasionally served as part of the meals, adding a refreshing and nutritious element to the dining experience. The Ashram endeavors to provide well-rounded and nourishing meals that support the health and well-being of its residents.