Visiting the Ashram
Ashram Rules & Regulations
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Please remember that whatever you do while staying the Math is a reflection on the good reputation of the Math. Everyone staying at the Math is therefore required to abide by the following simple rules and guidelines:
Obtain permission from the Math Manager or delegated authority before staying.
Fill in the Registration Book and other official papers on arrival.
Abide by all Indian Government laws.
Have a valid passport and valid Indian Visa.
Have an onward plane ticket, or sufficient funds for such. Your onward journey is your responsibility.
Attend the Temple programs and engage in service.
Do not accept invitations to go to people's homes in the area.
Do not engage in any form of business in the locale i.e buying and selling any products.
Wear a dhoti or sari and tilak.
Agree to leave the Math at any time if asked to do so.
Only those residing in the quarters for devotees from abroad may enter those buildings. All other persons must be received in the Reception Book Room or other public areas.
Daily Programme
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Timing will slightly adjust due to seasonal changes.
4.45am Guru Aarti
5.00am. Giriraj Aarti
5.30am Tulasi Aarti / Parikrama
6.00am Morning Kirtan
6.45am Morning Class
Pasadam served at 9am
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11.45am Guru Aarti
12.00pm Bhoga Aarti
Prasadam served at 1pm
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5.30pm Evening Kirtan
6.00pm Evening Class
7.00pm Guru Aarti
7.15pm Giriraj Aarti
7.45pm Tulasi Aarti / Parikrama
Prasadam served at 8.45pm
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Booking Your Visit
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You will find the following practical advice quite useful while staying at our Math especially if this is your first visit.
Please also see the following pages with the Ten Offences To Avoid while staying at the Holy Dham.
Volunteer for Service
Please volunteer for service duties, especially during the busy times of our major festivals. Please ask for service opportunities that are available.
Electricity Restrictions
Please do not use high-wattage electrical appliances.
Water Supply
The regular water supply is not always constant; it is therefore prudent to keep your bathing bucket filled with water. There is a water pump that supplies the Temple with drinking water this water is filtered.
Confirm Rickshaw Fares
Always settle the rickshaw fare before starting your journey. It is a good idea to confirm the agreed fare by showing the number of fingers corresponding to the amount of rupees.
General Health Tips
Please take care of your health. India is a tropical country, and even Indians are cautious to adjust to changes in water, climate, and environment when travelling from place to place within their own country. Therefore for your good health:
Always drink bottled water. Either purchase mineral water or use a small electric element to boil your daily supply of drinking water.
Use your own plate and cup, and properly wash them and your hands before and after meals.
Cooked food is generally safe, and fruit should be properly washed and peeled, and as we all have heard so many times: "The solution is in Prasadam."
Bring first-aid items including basic treatment for diarrhea, colds, flu, minor cuts, etc. If in doubt, take advice from a doctor.
If you think you need them, bring a supply of vitamins and other food supplements.
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While staying at the temple, donations to help cover the costs of prasadam, electricity, and water are deeply appreciated but not compulsory. Contributions are entirely at your discretion and should suit your means.
There are opportunities to serve within the temple during your stay, offering a meaningful way to engage and support the devotees.
Book Your Visit
Before booking your stay at the Ashram, please take a moment to review the rules and regulations. To secure your reservation, we kindly request that you book with a minimum of two weeks’ notice. We encourage early reservations to ensure availability.
We look forward to welcoming you soon!