Living now
Public teaching on Tantra, diksha offered by Guruji to sincere seekers, kirtan as a way of learning, and the living example of Ashram routine. Morning yoga and pranayama belong to the day’s breath — confirm the hour by telephone.
Shree Meenananda Foundation
Ashram education and wellness
Learning, yoga and attention to wellbeing are part of the Ashram’s work.
Learning at this Ashram is a living room beside the shrine. Sit for a teaching. Sing with the evening kirtan. Read Gujhya Gyan. Dīkṣā, when it is given, is given by Guruji in person at Gopikantapur.
Named with the Ashram
The Ashram has long named education for children with less means, and neighbourly care in the villages around Kopai. Those intentions live with the Foundation; write if you wish to help a class or a camp when one is being held.
Rooms still opening
Value-based learning for families and young people; cultural classes rooted in kirtan and puja; community workshops on food, restraint, and a quieter modern life — as teachers and a calendar gather.
A long offering to Kopai
A durable contribution to the villages around Kopai: knowledge that makes life more liveable, a culture of well-being, and a house that teaches.
Rooms of the work
Gyan is the public study room of the Ashram. Gujhya Gyan opens Tantra as philosophy, ritual culture and ethical life. The Path shows how that teaching is lived here — shrine, neighbour, cow, and evening song as one practice. The puja paddhati room offers household study outlines. Sit with those pages, then write if you wish to learn in person.
- Value-based education for families
- Educational support for children who need books or mentoring
- Cultural and spiritual learning rooted in kirtan and puja
- Yoga, meditation, and ordinary wellbeing
- Nutrition and a lighter household ecology
- Community workshops and youth gatherings
Items still gathering teachers remain invitations. Write if you wish to take part, sponsor a book, or sit with Guruji.
