The physical surroundings of the ashram are alluring and fascinating all the year round. Set in over 54 acres of its own land, much of it still jungle, there is an abundance of flowers and gardens with a huge grove of mango trees. Nature remains in full bloom with birds singing songs and cool breezes whispering in the ears.
The ashram is a peaceful and blissful place, with birds singing in the daytime, and the starry clear skies looking down at night.
The activities at the Ashram include lectures, discussions, and guidance given by Bapu, chanting of the mantra by groups and individuals, and meditations.
Sadhana is carried out by seekers individually. Usually, the early morning chanting and meditation session is carried out inside the meditation hall, and the afternoon chanting and meditation session takes place outdoors, under the open canopy.
Ashram life is simple but elegant and totally non-sectarian, the gates are open to each and every human being whatever sect or religion they might be adhering to.
Seekers belonging to all the religions and castes live together, worship together and take their meals together. Every seeker is free to carry out his/her sadhana in accordance to the principles and directions of his/her own religion and Guru.