Bhajans
Ashrams associated with Omji offer regular bhajan sessions as part of their daily rhythm. These are simple gatherings held in the temple or common hall, where devotees come together to sing and listen to devotional songs, and are open to everyone. Omji guests are welcome to attend these sessions, spend time quietly listening, or participate in the singing. The focus is on devotion and togetherness, not performance.
Some ashrams also organise special bhajans during festivals or as part of longer spiritual programs. Timings and styles vary from one ashram to another. Please contact our team for exact details.
Temple Services
Ashrams associated with Omji offer a range of temple services, pujas and special sevas conducted by experienced priests as part of their daily worship and special observances. These services allow devotees to offer prayers for personal intentions, family well-being, important life events, or remembrance of ancestors.
Priests will guide devotees through the process, making it easy even for first-time visitors to participate with comfort and clarity. The nature of services, rituals offered, and schedules vary by ashram and by occasion. Please contact our team for details on availability and arrangements at a specific ashram.
Ved Paathshala
Ashrams associated with Omji run Ved Paathshalas where students reside on the ashram premises and dedicate their days to learning, chanting, and regular practice under the guidance of acharyas. The environment is disciplined yet simple, rooted in traditional ways of study and living.
Guests are encouraged to experience this rhythm closely by accepting prasad and meals prepared in the ashram, often cooked by the students themselves. Sharing these meals and eating together is considered an integral part of the paathshala way of life. Visitors may be able to observe classes or attend recitations on selected days. Availability and access may vary by ashram, so please check with our team.
Bhandara
Omji, in coordination with the ashrams, helps guests organise bhandara as a form of seva. This involves arranging the preparation and serving of simple satvik meals at the ashram, often linked to a personal prayer, family occasion, or specific intention.
Bhandara can be organised on selected dates, subject to the ashram’s practices and availability. Guests may choose to be present and partake in the meal, which is served as prasad. This is a paid service, and details vary by ashram. Please contact our team for planning and arrangements.
Gaushala
Some ashrams on Omji are home to gaushalas where cows are cared for as part of daily seva and spiritual practice. These spaces focus on feeding, shelter, and overall well-being, following traditional values of care and respect.
Omji can help guests participate in or support gaushala-related seva in coordination with the ashram. This may include spending time in the gaushala or making offerings as part of a personal prayer or intention. Through Omji, guests can arrange Gau Bhandara - offering food for the cows as seva, organised with the ashram according to your chosen budget. Availability and formats vary by ashram, so we recommend contacting our team for details.
