What we’re building on the banks of the Tansa
Three interim spaces are going up now: a satsang hall, a café and store, and four cottages. And the long vision for a permanent ashram.
On the banks of the Tansa river, a spiritual centre is taking shape, season by season. Some of it is being built right now. The rest is Mohanji’s vision for the generations to come.
Being built now
Three interim spaces will support daily programmes and welcome visitors while the permanent master plan takes shape. About ₹45 lakh will see them complete.
The long vision
Beyond the interim spaces, Mohanji’s vision is a permanent ashram in the idiom of traditional Kerala temple architecture: a temple complex, a great meditation hall and a welcome block, set in green. These are architectural concepts by Habitat Technology Group, and the details will evolve.
The land itself is part of the vision too. The Nakshatra Vanam, a sacred grove with a tree for each nakshatra, has already begun.
Choose a project close to your heart: the hall, the café and store, or the cottages. Or let the ashram direct your gift where it’s needed most.
A spiritual retreat and temple on the banks of the Tansa river, a short drive from Mumbai.
Mohanji Datta Tapovan, Ganeshpuri is a project of Mohanji Bharat Welfare Foundation, registered in India.
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