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LIFE SKETCH

Known to his disciples as ‘Babaji’, Swami Shri Harish Madhukar had no cult following, did not offer any advanced or beginners courses in meditation, nor did he formally teach any shastras or philosophy. He communicated the Truth through his life.

Swami Shri Harish Madhukar – Babaji
27th August, 1923 – October 31, 1996
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RULES & REGULATIONS

The ashram culture and the community abide by a few agreements and we ask for your help in continuing to abide by them. The ambience encourages living close to nature, living in simplicity and living with an inner discipline.

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DIRECTIONS TO THE ASHRAM

Shaktiyogashrama is situated in a valley at village Telbaila, 32 kms off Lonavla, Maharashtra. The ashram is connected to the cities -Mumbai and Pune.

Shaktiyogashrama, village Telbaila, 32 kms off Lonavla.

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ORENTATION

The Shaktiyogashrama residential retreats are meant to “Begin this Journey within”.
These residential programmes are an abbreviated model of Swami Shri Harish Madhukar’s vision of education.

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Cultural rootedness is one of main values of education that the founder considered to be important. Only that which is firmly rooted can grow, spread and be inclusive. Unless we are culturally rooted we cannot be true global citizens.

Living in harmony with Nature has been an integral part of Indian culture. Ecological values have been intimately woven into religious practices, rituals, folklore, arts and crafts and have subtlety permeated into the daily lifestyle of the people.

An ashram is a space for intense study especially for of spiritual practices involving mind body disciplines. It is also a space for effortless living. By their very nature, ashrams are meant to be secluded, austere and silent and dotted with sacred spaces & powerful Energy Centres.

It is significant that most days of spiritual import are also occasions of celebration and festivity, for joy is the source and the end of the spiritual journey. Thus yoga saw the whole of life as a celebration.

India, one of the oldest living cultures in the world is also very rich and complex. India is home to immense cultural diversity and as such any program needs to circumscribe its scope.

Whether you are seeking a place to practice, teach an art of your choice or simply need a dwelling to focus on your personal spiritual sadhana – we at the ashram would be delighted to share the wonders of this space with you.

LIFE SKETCH

RULES & REGULATIONS

DIRECTIONS TO THE ASHRAM

ORENTATION

Guru Paduka Stortram

Lalitashasranama

Guru Gita

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Cultural rootedness is one of main values of education that the founder considered to be important. Only that which is firmly rooted can grow, spread and be inclusive. Unless we are culturally rooted we cannot be true global citizens.

Living in harmony with Nature has been an integral part of Indian culture. Ecological values have been intimately woven into religious practices, rituals, folklore, arts and crafts and have subtlety permeated into the daily lifestyle of the people.

An ashram is a space for intense study especially for of spiritual practices involving mind body disciplines. It is also a space for effortless living. By their very nature, ashrams are meant to be secluded, austere and silent and dotted with sacred spaces & powerful Energy Centres.

It is significant that most days of spiritual import are also occasions of celebration and festivity, for joy is the source and the end of the spiritual journey. Thus yoga saw the whole of life as a celebration.

India, one of the oldest living cultures in the world is also very rich and complex. India is home to immense cultural diversity and as such any program needs to circumscribe its scope.

Whether you are seeking a place to practice, teach an art of your choice or simply need a dwelling to focus on your personal spiritual sadhana – we at the ashram would be delighted to share the wonders of this space with you.

Downloads

LIFE SKETCH

RULES & REGULATIONS

DIRECTIONS TO THE ASHRAM

ORENTATION

Guru Paduka Stortram

Lalitashasranama

Guru Gita