Traditional Festival Celebrations & Couples Pujas

When we host events like Karwa Chauth at the Mahalakshmi Mantap, it is not just a ritual—it is an afternoon of collective devotion. You will find our community coming together in the ashram to share the katha, prepare the puja thalis, and break the fast with sattvic meals, creating a supportive space where the focus stays entirely on the bond you share with your partner.

For us, festivals like Karwa Chauth are an extension of the sadhana we practice daily. We believe that rituals gain depth when performed in a serene, spiritual environment, away from the noise and commercialization often associated with modern celebrations.

Why Celebrate at the Ashram?

• Collective Energy: There is a unique power in chanting, praying, and fasting alongside other couples who share your spiritual values.
• Authentic Vedic Rituals: Whether it is Karwa Chauth or other traditional observances, our VDS pandits guide the ceremonies with strict adherence to Vedic scriptures, ensuring the essence of the tradition remains pure.
• Sattvic Environment: The Bangalore ashram provides a peaceful backdrop, with fresh flowers, traditional brass lamps, and the sound of mantras filling the air. It is a space designed to help you disconnect from the rush and reconnect with each other.

What to Expect

Our festival gatherings are simple, real, and focused. We provide the structure and the space, but the devotion comes from you. We often arrange for collective meal preparations where the focus is on purity and health, avoiding onion and garlic, and keeping the food sattvic.

These gatherings are not just for our matrimony members; they are open to couples who are part of our wider community and wish to celebrate their partnership in a conscious, meaningful way. If you are looking to honor your commitment through traditional Indian festivals while being surrounded by like-minded seekers, you are welcome to join us.