Acarya Satyamitrananda Avadhuta’s Ashram project in Central America is gradually evolving and growing. He is welcoming volunteers and students from central america and around the world. Volunteers contribute in different ways, including helping in the kitchen and supporting social media activities. They are mainly drawn to the ashram because of their genuine interest in spirituality and personal development. The number of students is also steadily increasing. Some attend shorter retreats of four to six days, while others choose to stay for longer periods. It is not unusual for students to remain at the ashram for several months.
Dada Satyamitrananda offers three meditation and two asana sessions daily, plus classes on biopsychology, philosophy, Tantra, and the history of yoga and Tantra. He is seeing growing interest in Tantra and spirituality, particularly among younger generations. Many students are positively surprised by Ananda Marga’s scientific approach to spirituality, as well as its teachings on biopsychology and Tantra.
Dada is also working closely with Worldpackers, a leading global volunteer organization. Together, they are developing a new retreat project that will help increase the number of students visiting the ashram and introduce Ananda Marga to a wider regional and international audience.
If you would like to learn more about Dada’s project, visit anandamayaashram.org or follow the ashram on Instagram: ananda.maya.ashram.
