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Gurudev Siddha Peeth, the
first Siddha Yoga ashram, is a ‘shakti peeth’, a centre of spiritual
energy. Located in the Tansa valley of Maharashtra, India, Gurudev
Siddha Peeth is a place of great natural beauty and profound spiritual
power. The main purpose of the ashram is to be a model environment for
students to study the Siddha Yoga teachings and practices that lead to
liberation.
Since Gurudev Siddha Peeth began in 1956, it was renowned for its daily schedule. Over
the years, Gurumayi and Baba have emphasised the importance of doing
the practices in the ashram daily schedule with focus and discipline.
This focus fortifies and invigorates the ashram environment for
students now and in the future.
Siddhayogis come to Gurudev
Siddha Peeth to both experience and contribute to this ashram
environment. Beginning early in the morning and continuing throughout
the day, students come together for the Siddha Yoga practices of
meditation, chanting, and seva.
In order to support this
focus in Gurudev Siddha Peeth, there is an application process for
those who wish to offer seva as short-term or long-term Gurukula
students or to attend retreats. This process ensures that applicants
are clear about the purpose of coming to the ashram and are dedicated
to this aim.
Below is the contact
information to request an application to come to Gurudev Siddha Peeth:
For Siddha Yoga
students residing in India:
indianapplications@gspa.org
Phone: 02522-261600, extension 2193
(From Mumbai: 95-2522-261600, extension 2193)
For Siddha Yoga
students residing outside of India:
internationalapplications@gspa.org
Phone: 91-2522-261600, extension 2195 |
