Volunteer program at the Ashram

The word “Bhakti” means devotion, divine love.

Why have an this experience?

There are many reasons to motivate yourself to an ashram experience. At Bhakti Yoga School we have Ashrams (spiritual centers) where you will have the opportunity to give and contribute from the heart within a yogic context from the temples of Indian mysticism. Becoming a Volunteer is a personal decision. Within Yoga it is said that serving others is one of the highest actions that a Soul can perform and that it can also benefit you in many other ways:

You will create ties with a community that is conscious and dedicated to serving others.
You will put your abilities and creativity to the test, you will always find new ways to serve.
You will learn new skills that will be useful when you return home or continue your journey.
You will have the opportunity to share your knowledge with other people and help them in their own way.
You will interact with people from other parts of the world, learning about other customs and life experiences.
You will be an agent of change. A great mountain is made of small grains of sand, your contribution is very valuable!
Your best values and qualities will come out, making you feel connected with yourself and with the people around you.

What are the tasks?

During your stay, your tasks will include one hour of seva or selfless service; cooking or assisting in the kitchen, cleaning the spaces, organic gardening, helping us with the general maintenance of the Ashram, computer work, among many others. There is also the possibility of teaching Languages, Art, Yoga or any other skill or knowledge you have. We are open to knowing your skills and what you are inspired to share with us!

What are the benefits?

You are invited to participate in the Morning Program: Mantra Meditation, Pranayama (breathing exercises) and Kirtan (devotional chants). You can also participate in the Yoga Class in the afternoons. The cost of the Ashram Program also includes your accommodation (in shared rooms) and 3 vegetarian meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner). In addition, you will also have short periods of time to connect with a peaceful and harmonious atmosphere that you can use to carry out other personal activities.

I want to volunteer

This is a wonderful opportunity that will allow you to contribute your grain of sand, collaborating in a space dedicated to sharing practices of well-being and spiritual growth. We will be very happy and grateful to receive you at any of our Ashrams!

Just remember that an Ashram is a spiritual and vegetarian space, so the consumption of meats (including poultry, fish and eggs), stimulants or intoxicants, cigarettes and alcohol within the facilities are strictly prohibited.