Since 1991, the institution is working towards creating an environment based on the principles of selfless love and sacrifice, which are the fundamentals of a meaningful life.  Towards this objective, we organize Satsanga, Spiritual camps and retreats, and implement many charitable projects.

Satsanga

“Sat” means Supreme power- brahma; “Sang” means to be in the company. In every religion a lot of emphasis is given on mass prayer, especially in the presence of a Saint or Guru. Vibrations received during Satsang help cleansing devotees spiritually, helping them to achieve spiritual goal.

 Satsang is performed in varies ways including, Bhajan (Singing of devotional songs), Kirtan (Narration, singing in loud tone in praise of God), Pravachan (Discourse on various religious & spiritual subjects), Katha (Ancient Stories from old scriptures) etc.

 We have fixed routine of satsanga in Tapovan. You can refer to Tapovan daily routine for more details. All the necessary information regarding schedule of satsang, bhajans, aratis is available in a small book called nityapath. In satsang, emphasis is given on meditation. We also arrange Group discussions on Om Malati Mataji's writings and other spiritual subjects. This helps to develop thinking process of spiritual seekers.

We have centers all over India including Mumbai, Pune, Delhi, Merath etc. Monthly or weekly Satsang is organized at these centers.

Sadhak Dindi

A special Samkirtan Pad-yatra (Sadhak Dindi) is conducted for the propagation of the message of Universal Peace and Selfless love

 

Spiritual Camps

 

When the head and the heart are in disharmony, there is restlessness in life, shattering inner peace. Yoga shows the way to create Harmony within the individual and thus within society. To inspire more and more people to lead life with a spiritual perspective, we organize spiritual camps and retreats for adults and youngsters.

 

Children learning Yoga at Tapovan

The youngsters learn to become more sensitive to the environment and be self-confident from within and to develop equanimity in vision. They are groomed to have a modern scientific outlook with understanding to the age-old traditions.

The grownups are oriented towards a broader vision and equanimity in approach. This enhances the stress bearing capacity of an individual, thus furthering their performance and excellence in professional sectors also.

All this is taught on the ancient Yogic principals interfaced with the Modern Scientific Language, thus helping people attain a practical solution for their specific inner turbulence.

Every year Sri Vishnu Yajna is being conducted for World Peace, spiritual evolution of entire Humanity and amity amongst all beings.

Charitable Projects

Om Malati Devi Swasthya Seva Kendra (Center for Medical Services) is serving rural patients through a Part time Primary Health Center.

This center provides free medical advice and medicines to the patients who typically come from a radius of 25 km. Though Miraj is a big medical center, yet this help comes as a relief to the economically backward segment of the society.

Tapovan   offered food services to the flood affected people in 2005

 

 

Annapurna Annakshetra offers daily Mahaprasad (food) to all. Apart from this each big festival bring about an opportunity to serve many people . Tapovan organizes five such big festivals per year and serve around ten to fifteen thousand people .

             

 

 

 

 

The list Utsav (functions) celebrated through out the year at Om Malati Tapovan-

• Shivaratri  on Magh Krushna Chaturdeshi                  

• Ramnavami    on Chaitra Shudha Navami                  

• Akshay Tritiya on Vaishakh Shudha Tritiya                

• Gurupornima on Ashadh Pornima                        

• Vaikunth Chaturdashi on Kartik Shudha Chaturdashi

 

Tapovan Daily Routine

Intermittent spiritual practices are not enough to bring about total transformation in one’s being. For this a daily routine with a spiritual orientation is to be practiced. Our routine is based on these principles.

4:30 am – 5:30 am	Early morning Meditation and Japa
5:30 am	Morning Tea
6:30 am – 7:15 am	Yogasana and Pranayam
7:30 am	Aarti (Vesper Services)
8:30 am	Breakfast
9:00 am – 10:30 am	Tapovan Seva (Services to Tapovan)
11:00 am – 12 noon	Gita Chanting, meditation and Arati
12:30 pm – 1:30 pm	Mahaprasad (Lunch)
4:00 pm	Afternoon Tea
4:30 pm – 6:00 pm	Tapovan Seva (Services to Tapovan)
6:30 pm – 7:30 pm	Evening Meditation and Arati
7.45 pm – 8:15 pm	Group discussions
8:15 pm	Dinner
9:00 pm – 10:00 pm	Evening Satsanga

Any spiritual aspirant who comes to Tapovan has to observe this timetable. This will help him to learn self-discipline and ensure a steady growth on this path.