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 Purpose and Aims |
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Ashram Life |
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The Place of an Ashram in the Modern World |
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Swami Nishchalananda |
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History |
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Visiting the Ashram |
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Staying in the Ashram |
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First time visitors |
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Bringing Children and Groups |
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Costs |
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Making Your Booking |
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What to Bring? |
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Arrival |
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What to Expect |
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How to Get to the Ashram |
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Books from the Bihar School of Yoga |
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Books Produced by the Ashram |
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CDs Produced by the Ashram |
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Malas |
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Lotas |
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Sales Order Form |
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Visiting the Ashram View of the Ashram buildings from the southThe ashram is for people who have experienced some Yoga practice and who aspire to go deeper into Yoga so that they may begin to realise the deeper aspects of their being. It is a place for Sadhana (Yoga practice). If people come with an open heart and mind, without too many expectations or preconceived ideas, then the energies and the teachings of the Ashram can be a catalyst for profound personal discovery and inner awakening. People can either come for a specific course or to just to stay in the ashram. |
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Mandala Yoga Ashram, Pantypistyll, Llansadwrn,
Llanwrda, Carmarthenshire, Wales, U.K. SA19 8NR |