Founded by Yogis , Satvik Sadan, designed to nurture body, mind and spirit.is a traditional ethnic Indian retreat in Himalayas at a height of 4,700 feet above sea level, just outside the lake town of Bhimtal.
Built on part of the legendary ashram of Chyawan Rishi (to whom the famous Ayurvedic rejuvenative jelly Chywanprash is attributed) , our retreat offers a stunning panoramic view of the mountains of Karkotak in the North, the ancient Gargi River in the south, and the majestic pyramid mount Haidakhand Kailash in the east. Thus making for a spectacular view, with the vibrations enthralling the spiritual seeker .We invite you to relax, rejuvenate and enjoy a vedic retreat away from the pressures of modern life.
For one well versed with Yogic & Vedic traditions, the supreme significance of the location would be clear.
Kumaon region of Himalayas in which Bhimtal is located, is believed to be the seat and birth place of Vedic spirituality and yoga. Though our retreat Satvik Sadan, is easy to access being on the road leading to Bhimtal, the strong vibrations present here have facilitated the progress of many aspirants.
Satvik Sadan has in its proximity, the hermitages of Himalayan Masters and the highy vibrant surrounding mountains
Satvik Sadan offers plans to choose from: be it ayurveda wellness holidays, meditation & yoga plans, self discovery or YTT/ meditation / yoga study Satvik Sadan also offers a pllgrimage tour of Himalayan Masters ashrams and temples.
Residential Yoga Retreats are facilitated by Satvik Sadan, wherein sessions of Yoga Asana, Pranayama and Meditation in a programme set under the guidance of Shukl'acharya are conducted.
If you have another reason to come to us, please write to us.
Is Satvik Sadan an ashram or a commercial resort? This question springs in the minds of many who like you are drawn to it. We shall explain this rightaway. While Satvik Sadan has been built by us on our owned land with all govt. clearances required as that of a hotel, we run it as an ashram in the pracheen rishi parampara, (ancient tradition of sages). Ancient India has had the tradition of those in spiritual line, hosting those in search of guidance for wellness, peace, or yogic pursuits and providing them the benefit of their knowledge and experience.
Satvik Sadan provides the missing gap to those of you who have heard of India's rich cultural and spiritual heritage, but are at a loss to experience the same for your selves.
We encourage those believing in our work to donate and support this tradition. Link to donation page.
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