Visit the Ashram
There are several ways to enter the rhythm of the Ashram, from a single class or evening to a Seasonal Gathering or extended retreat.
Weekly | Sunday: 9 - 9:45 AM
Yoga Class
Traditional guided practice through movement, breath, and focused attention. Open to visitors at every level of experience. Private Yoga Sessions also available. Contact for details.
Available Daily by Appointment
Open Temple Hours
Visit the temples for personal prayer and meditation—all are welcome.
Throughout the Year
Sacred Observances
Gather with the Ashram for ancient Yogic holy days and seasonal observances, celebrated through practice, sacred ceremony, tradition, and community.
New Moon & Full Moon, 8:45 – 9:45 PM
Sauna Night
Join residents for a wood fired sauna, held each new moon and full moon. Complete with meditation and chanting.
Selected Weekends, Monthly
Seva “Service” Days
Enter the working life of the Ashram directly — service, practice, and silence, held together for a weekend.
Retreat Options
Looking for a deeper stay?
Our Immersion, Healing, and Seva Retreats offer several days within the full rhythm of Ashram life.
Day Guest Guidelines
Sat Manav Yoga Ashram is first and foremost a place of practice. Day guests are asked to help preserve its quiet, attentive atmosphere.
Before arriving
Please come fully fragrance-free. Do not wear perfume, cologne, essential oils, scented sprays, or fragranced personal-care products. Clothing should be washed with unscented laundry products.
A visit to the Ashram always involves walking outdoors. Check the seven-day weather forecast.
While at the Ashram
Speak softly and observe all designated quiet and silent areas. Silence does not prevent a natural greeting or necessary question.
Remove shoes immediately upon entering any Ashram building and place them in the designated area.
Residential buildings are private and should be entered only when invited. Areas reserved for private retreat are not open to guests.
Do not bring food or drink into temples or designated practice spaces.
In temples and practice spaces, do not point the feet or sit with your back toward altars, sacred objects, or teachers.
Alcohol, cannabis, recreational drugs, nicotine products—including vaping—and caffeinated beverages are not brought to or used at the Ashram.
Dress simply, modestly, and comfortably for practice, outdoor activity, and shared community spaces.
You are not expected to remember every detail. Any guidance specific to your visit will be reviewed when you arrive.
Directions
Travel information for our off-grid location. Do not rely on your GPS.
Not sure which way of visiting is right for you, or have a question before coming?
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