Mission

Sri Ma introduces a contemporary approach to ancient knowledge, we have an ambitious vision, one that brings together seekers, artists and spiritual practitioners from around the world to reconnect with the essence of spirituality. We aim to create a space through our courses where classical yoga, tantra and meditation are approached with depth and authenticity, yet made accessible for the modern mind.

We  aim to establish projects centred around ecological and cultural preservation, we hope to support a Goushala (Cow Shelter) that promotes the ancient science of cow care. Exploring the symbiotic relationship between humans and animals, embodying the ethics of our practice giving love and care to all living beings.

Man dressed in traditional attire with an orange shawl, holding a bunch of green leaves, feeding a brown and white cow in an outdoor rural setting with greenery and simple structures in the background.
A group of men, many with beards and traditional Indian clothing, sitting on the ground in a line, possibly participating in a religious or cultural ceremony, with offerings and bowls of water and food items in front of them, under a tent structure.
People sitting and standing in a large outdoor tent, some receiving food from a man with a large spoon and bucket, many wearing traditional attire and head coverings, with colorful fabric walls in the background.

A key teaching of our tradition is Seva, meaning service to others, we want to do our part in supporting traditional spiritual practitioners, organising regular community feasts (bhandaras) where we will share food and offer donations to Sadhus and Gurukul children giving them clothing, books and equipment. This is a time honoured practice of giving back to society and we are proud to continue this work and support cultural preservation.

Long Term Goals

 Our dream is to build a community, a sanctuary where Eastern wisdom and Western seekers meet in mutual exchange. A place where those drawn to deeper understanding can sit with spiritual community, immerse in sacred practices, and experience a way of life that honours nature, sustainability, and self-realisation.

Building a Living Ashram, ŚRĪ MĀ is not just a place of practice; it is a living ashram—a space that evolves through the people who inhabit it. We envision:

An Eco-Farm & Gaushālā – A self-sustaining space rooted in satvic living, where food is grown with care and cows are honored as sacred nurturers.

Artist Residencies & Cultural Exchange – A meeting place for creatives, where painters, musicians, and writers can immerse themselves in the spirit of India and contribute their expressions of devotion.

A Bridge Between East & West – A home for seekers from around the world to experience spiritual depth, while also offering a space where traditional wisdom meets new perspectives.