Announcement: New Ganesh Place Ashram in North Carolina!
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On behalf of His Holiness Sri Sri Sri Shivabalayogi Maharaj, we are excited to announce that a new Ganesh Place Ashram has been purchased in the mountains of Western North Carolina!
The 2.5-acre property has beautiful views and a meticulous home that is located just 10 minutes southwest of Asheville Regional Airport. It is near numerous other amenities, including shopping and lodging, and has the full potential for future expansion and retreats. More details will be shared soon about regular meditation programs and other events to be held at the ashram. |
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Sri Swamiji explains, "This property is for the happiness and peace of the devotees, and for God's work in the world."
If you would like to support Sri Swamiji's mission and the new ashram, please consider contributing through monthly donations or a one-time gift by clicking "Donate" below.
If you would like to support Sri Swamiji's mission and the new ashram, please consider contributing through monthly donations or a one-time gift by clicking "Donate" below.
If you prefer to donate by check: Payable to: SBYM Charitable Trust, Mail to: PO Box 953, Fletcher, NC 28732 or email us at ganeshplace@gmail.com to learn more details.
Sri Swamiji's dhyaan technique is simple and teachings are silent.
Know the truth through meditation. Then you yourself will know who you are, your religion, your purpose, and your nature. Do not believe what others say and become a slave to religious prejudices.
- His Holiness, Sri Sri Sri Shivabalayogi Maharaj
Who is Sri Sri Sri Shivabalayogi Maharaj?Sri Sri Sri Shivabalayogi Maharaj completed 12 years of Tapas. From August 7, 1949 to August 7, 1961 He meditated 23 hours a day for 8 years then 12 hours a day for 4 more years.
"A true yogi is one who has actually completed tapas. Yogis are God's agent. They have to do whatever god says" - Sri Swamiji Sri Swamiji's primary mission is to set people on the path of dhyana, or meditation. The word "dhyana" is often translated to meditation but it is much more than that. Dhyana is when the effort of meditation is successful, and the mind naturally concentrates and focusses one pointedly. |
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