Immersive Ashram Life and Residential Yoga Programs in Mysore
True learning happens when you step out of your comfort zone and into the rhythm of nature. Join our residential community in Mysore to live, practice, and grow alongside fellow seekers.
Students and teachers gather for the opening Puja ceremony of a new teacher training. This traditional ritual, filled with mantras and offerings, creates a sacred and unified atmosphere for the month of learning ahead.
A wide view of our opening Puja ceremony in the main yoga shala. The circular arrangement of students fosters a sense of unity and shared purpose as we embark on a collective journey of learning and self-discovery.
A priest performs the sacred rituals of a Puja ceremony. We begin every teacher training with this traditional practice to honor the lineage of yoga and invoke blessings for a fruitful and transformative experience.
The Puja ceremony is a cornerstone of the ashram experience, marking the beginning of each new training. Students sit in meditation, absorbing the peaceful and powerful vibrations of the ancient chants.
Students sit in quiet contemplation during a Puja ceremony. The sacred fire and chanting help to purify the space and focus the mind, creating a powerful container for the deep work of yoga teacher training.
A teacher looks on as students participate in a Puja ceremony. This moment captures the reverence and respect we hold for the ancient traditions that form the foundation of our teachings.
The fire ceremony, or Yajya, is a powerful practice for purification and intention setting. Here, a priest makes offerings to the fire, a ritual that we share with our students at the start of their training.
Students sit in meditation during the opening fire ceremony. The warmth and light of the fire create a powerful focal point, helping to quiet the mind and open the heart to the teachings.
A priest raises his hand in blessing during a Puja fire ceremony. This powerful ritual marks a sacred beginning, filling the shala with positive energy and setting a clear intention for our shared journey.
This video captures the beautiful and sacred atmosphere of the Ganesha Puja, our welcome ceremony for new YTT students. From the walk through nature to the final blessings, it is a ritual to remove obstacles and purify the space.
About Our Immersive Ashram Life
Living here is simple and stripped back, which is exactly why it works for deep study. You will not find air conditioning or constant Wi-Fi, but you will find a 14-hour daily routine that includes organic, farm-to-table meals and quiet spaces by the river for reflection. This is not a hotel stay; it is an invitation to fully immerse yourself in the discipline of traditional yoga without the distractions of the outside world.
Our ashram life is built on the belief that environment shapes consciousness. When you stay with us, you are not just a student attending a class; you are part of a living, breathing community. Our 18-acre riverside organic farm provides the backdrop for everything we do, from early morning meditation to the herbs we pick for our Ayurvedic treatments.
Living by Nature's Rhythm
Daily life here follows a structured, traditional routine. Your days will begin with Puja ceremonies, which we hold to invoke focus and remove obstacles before your training begins. Because our campus is designed for immersion, we intentionally keep digital connectivity limited to one gigabyte per month. This allows you to disconnect from the noise of your digital life and reconnect with the practice of Hatha yoga.
Accommodation and Community
We provide eco-hut accommodation built with hollow clay bricks, which keeps our footprint light and our environment peaceful. You will be sharing this space with people from all over the world, all searching for a similar sense of clarity.
Why We Emphasize Residential Learning
Whether you are here for a 200-hour or 300-hour Yoga Alliance accredited training, the residential aspect is critical. Living on-site allows for informal discussions with teachers, shared meals, and the organic absorption of yogic philosophy that cannot be replicated in a drop-in studio. You will eat vegetarian food grown on our farm, participate in daily communal practices, and learn the practicalities of a yogic lifestyle, not just the theory. We are here to support your transformation, provided you are ready to embrace the simplicity of an authentic ashram experience.
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