Rooted in the timeless tradition of Vedanta, the Ashram offers seekers an opportunity to study the Upanishads, the Bhagavad Gita, and the Prakarana Granthas under the guidance of traditional Acharyas, in the unbroken lineage of the Guru–Shishya Parampara.
The teaching is led by two Presiding Acharyas and carried by three Acharyas.
Courses on a single text, held over consecutive days in towns and cities across Gujarat and Maharashtra. Each listing gives the dates, the venue and the scripture being taught.
Public discourses on Vedanta held in cities across Gujarat, and in Mumbai, Pune and Chennai. They are open to everyone and use simple language and everyday examples, so they are a good place to begin.
Guru Purnima and Mahashivratri are the high points of the ashram year. Devotees travel from across the country for the pujas. Rooms in the residential complexes are available if you let the office know in advance.
Each yojana supports one part of ashram life, from the study of brahmacharis to the daily meals. Send an enquiry and the ashram office will contact you with the details.
'Param Praman Darshan' was established in the year 2002 on the banks of River Paar in the Valsad District of Gujarat, as a centre for the study and propagation of the Vedic scriptures. In keeping with the vision of some young and enthusiastic Swamis and Swaminis, the darshanalaya offers seekers an opportunity to study the traditional teachings of Vedanta through their mother tongue, Gujarati.
Modelled after the ancient system of gurukula learning, students come here to live with the teachers for a systematic and thorough study of the Vedic scriptures. The ashram offers long term courses in Vedanta in addition to regular camps and other refreshing programs throughout the year. The ashram serves as an ideal retreat centre with all modern amenities, luxurious plantations, scenic beauty and above all sanctity and serenity.