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Mātā Amritānandamayī Devī (born Sudhamani Idamannel; 27 September 1953), often known simply as Amma (“Mother”), is an Indian Hindu spiritual leader, guru and humanitarian, who is revered as ‘the hugging saint’ by her followers.

He and his wife, Damayanti Idamannel, had seven children, out of whom Sudhamani was born third.

Revered as a powerful guru, a saint and a low-level Dalai Lama, the 60-year-old South Indian woman born as Mata Amritanandamayi is now better known throughout the world as Amma, or “mother.” She has hugged more than 32 million people, all for the goal of spreading “selfless love and compassion toward all beings,” …

Amma, also called Amen, the supreme creator god in the religion of the Dogon people of West Africa.

You’ve been embraced by a real life saint, while she whispered love, ‘my daughter, my daughter, my daughter…’ in your ear.

$ 250 Million

Alappad, India

September 27, 1953 (age 67 years)

67 years (September 27, 1953)

Although it is incredibly affordable to stay at Amritapuri, 250 rupees per person, per night, which is about $4 usd, including 3 meals of local, vegetarian, Indian food – an ashram is not a resort or a hotel in the following ways: – an ashram is a spiritual center with sacred spaces including onsite temples.

If you are seeking to involve in spirituality without volunteering you are welcome here to stay for 2 days, absolutely free. Experienced living in an ashram before?

tradition—as well as the small-scale ashrams (religious retreats) of monastic Hinduism since at least 300 bce are best called quasi-eremitic. Similar in function were the semiformal congregations of the early Buddhist monks and nuns, which preceded the establishment of the sangha (monastic order or community).

Ashrams are known for their inclusivity and safety. I certainly experienced this at my ashram. However, it is important to always question the safety of any ashram you are visiting. The reason I say this is that there is a level of surrender and vulnerability you have to practice at an ashram.

Living in an ashram in India This is why Lakshya’s personal experience is specially useful for those who are interested in staying in an ashram permanently, or long term. Ashram life is not a spiritual holiday but rather a challenging experience which requires some sacrifices.

Note: In an effort to keep the Isha Yoga Center safe and COVID-free, as of now, the opportunity to volunteer at the ashram is open only for those who can stay here for 30 days or more. Those who wish to stay at the Yoga Center will need to take the COVID-19 test and follow the ashram quarantine procedure.

Kochrab Ashram

Mahatma Gandhi

1 : a secluded dwelling of a Hindu sage also : the group of disciples instructed there. 2 : a religious or spiritual retreat.

Sabarmati Ashram named for the river on which it sits, was created with a dual mission. To serve as an institution that would carry on a search for truth and a platform to bring together a group of workers committed to non-violence who would help secure freedom for India.

Gandhi’s first Ashram in Ahmedabad. Kochrab Ashram was the first ashram in India established by the Mahatma on 25th May 1915. It started with less than 20 members where they followed Gandhian style of living. After two years, Mahatma shifted to Sabarmati Ashram because of space constraints.

Sabarmati Ashram Ahmedabad

The Champaran peasant movement was launched in 1917-18. Its objective was to create awakening among the peasants against the European planters.