Vindhyashram Adhyatmik Sangh

About Vindhyashram

A spiritual community built around contemplation, Vedic wisdom, fellowship and service.

The Sangh

Vindhyashram Adhyatmik Sangh is a sacred space where people from all walks of life can pursue spiritual growth and contribute to the wellbeing of society.

Recorded history

The Sangh’s establishment

A Nepali publication from the Sangh records that Shri Vindhyavasini Adhyatmik Sangh was established on 22 Marg 2040 B.S. during a Gayatri Purashcharan Mahayajna at the Shobha Bhagwati Temple premises in Kathmandu.

The publication records the Sangh’s registration with the Kathmandu District Administration Office on 4 Bhadra 2041 B.S.

These dates follow the original Bikram Sambat record shown here.

Nepali-language publication page describing the establishment and registration of Shri Vindhyavasini Adhyatmik Sangh
A Nepali Sangh publication recording its establishment and registration. Select the page to inspect the original text.
Early concrete foundation work at the proposed temple site

Foundation

Our origins

The Sangh grew from a shared aspiration to create a lasting centre for spiritual learning and practice. Guided by Nepali Baba, devotees came together to build a community that honours ancient knowledge while responding to the needs of contemporary life.

Located in Satungal, Kathmandu, the ashram welcomes seekers, families, students and visitors. Its activities encourage inner discipline, mutual respect and the understanding that spiritual life finds its fullest expression in service.

Devotees gathered together for worship at Vindhyashram

Purpose

Our objectives

The same Sangh publication records regular yajna and mahayajna, satsang, padyatra, religious and cultural outreach, and social service. These activities support traditional goodwill, coordination and harmony within the community.

Nepali Baba and priests seated beside a sacred fire

Daily work

Our mission

Our mission is to nurture self-awareness, compassionate action and harmony. We provide a place where people can learn, worship, reflect and serve together, without barriers of social or economic background.

Architectural concept showing the proposed Vindhyavasini temple

The future

Our vision

We envision Vindhyashram as a living centre of wisdom and service: a spiritual hospital, Vedic university, Anna Kshetra, Goshala, senior citizens home, Gurukul, and meditation and yoga centre working together for generations to come.