Evening kirtan
A room of listening rather than a concert.
Shree Meenananda Foundation
Daily life at the Ashram
The day is a household of sadhana, not a visitor timetable. What we can say, we say. What is not posted, we will not invent.
A day at the Ashram is the life of a working religious house: the shrine kept, kirtan in the evening, cows tended, guests received when they have written first.
What is published
- Daily evening kirtan — Held daily, subject to Ashram confirmation. Clock time is not yet published.
- Morning yoga and pranayama — Described on the legacy website as a morning practice. A public timetable has not been published.
- Telephone before you travel. Public visiting hours are not posted as a board.
What is not a timetable
Overnight stay, photography rules beyond common courtesy, and a public clock for every rite have not been posted. A telephone call is more accurate than a guessed schedule.
Puja and tithi
Kali Puja and observances, dated only when confirmed.
The living grounds
Cows, pond, and fields as household, not attraction.
Visit
Birbhum and Kolkata addresses, with a request to call first.
