TRIVENI ASHRAM

Founded by American spiritual teacher Lee Lozowick and his students, Triveni Ashram is located on two hundred acres of pristine land in the high desert of central Arizona. As a sanctuary for students and friends of the Western Baul tradition, people of all backgrounds, regardless of race, age, sexual orientation, education, religion, or spirituality, are welcomed to come and practice. 

Built according to ancient Vastu principles (the sacred geometry of India) with environmental impact and sustainability in mind, the ashram houses a meditation hall, library, two guest houses, a communal kitchen and dining room, a gift store, an organic garden, walking trails, and private cottage dwellings for ashram residents.

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Visiting Triveni Ashram

Visiting Triveni Ashram provides rich opportunities to deepen your inner life and spiritual practice alongside a community of others who are doing the same. Guests are invited to participate in daily meditations, seva (service), weekly meals, and dharma talks and/or for special events, workshops, retreats, and celebrations. Solitary retreats are also available upon request. 

The daily rituals and practices offered at Triveni Ashram have been gleaned from Lee Lozowick’s teachings and lineage over the past forty-five years. The lineage gurus–Swami Ramdas, Yogi Ramsuratkumar and Lee–were universal teachers who encouraged an embrace of the spiritual teachings of all cultures and religions. Some residents and guests choose to participate in these rituals and practices while others explore and deepen their own contemplation and practice.

  • Daily Schedule

    • 6:30 am, puja 

    • 6:55 am - 8 am, silent meditation and arati 

    • Breakfast

    • 9 am - 1 pm, practice, study, or seva

    • Lunch 

    • 2 pm - 6 pm, practice, study, or seva 

    • Dinner

    Weekly Schedule

    • Monday

      • 6 pm - 8 pm, potluck dinner and bridge 

    • Tuesday

      • 5:30 am, Hanuman Chalisa

    • Thursday

      • 6 pm - 8:30 pm, dinner and after dinner program

    • Sunday

      • 6:55 am - 9 am, Guru Gita and chai

      • 7 pm - 9 pm, darshan and tavern

  • While visiting Triveni Ashram, help us maintain an open, sacred, and respectful environment by following these guidelines: 

    Dress and Hygiene: 

    • During formal practices (meditation, darshan, and tavern) please wear clean clothes and refrain from wearing jeans and shorts.

    • Remove shoes when entering buildings. 

    • Be mindful of your hygiene and avoid wearing strong-smelling scents.

    Cell Phones and Electronics: 

    • Triveni Ashram has limited cell reception.

    • Refrain from using cell phones and electronics in groups and in common spaces. 

    • Leave cell phones outside of the meditation hall.

    • To honor individual privacy and sanctuary of Triveni Ashram, refrain from taking photos of the ashram and during celebrations or ceremonies. 

    Kitchen: 

    • The kitchen is a sacred place. Until you have been oriented to the kitchen, please enter only if you have been invited to do so.

    Acting Responsibly:

    • Treat Triveni Ashram with respect and care.

    • Ask for what you need and participate in a way that is harmonious with the space and comfortable for you.

    Participation:  

    • Guests and residents help out when needed with dishes, clean up, and set up.

    Triveni Ashram is a substance-free, non-smoking, non-violent zone. If you need to smoke, there is a designated area for smokers. Weapons of any kind are not allowed on the property.

  • Room: Private or shared room in one of two guest houses. 

    Board: Simple and delicious vegetarian meals. 

    Accessibility: Rooms with wheelchair access and dedicated parking are available upon request.

  • Triveni Ashram is located an hour north of Prescott, Arizona, and two hours north of Phoenix. If you are driving, directions will be forwarded to you once your visit is confirmed.

    If you are flying into Phoenix, you can: 

    • Rent a car and drive to Triveni Ashram.

    • Book ahead and take the Groom Transportation Shuttle to Prescott. If you take the shuttle, you will need to request a Triveni Ashram pick-up there (suggested donation of $15). 

    If you are flying into Prescott Regional Airport, you can request a Triveni Ashram pick-up there (suggested donation of $15). 

  • Hohm Sahaj Mandir is a non-profit charitable, religious 501(c)(3) organization supported by "dana"--a Sanskrit word that translates as “gift” or donation. We are grateful for your contribution, which helps maintain and develop Triveni Ashram now and into the future.

    The following pricing tiers make our sanctuary accessible. Please consider choosing the highest rate you can offer. 

    • Supporting - Any additional contribution above the basic cost helps sustain and grow Triveni Ashram, provide healthcare for ashram residents, fund essential projects, and maintain a welcoming sanctuary for all.

    • Basic - Covering the essential costs. 

    • Scholarship - Reduced rate available upon request for those who need financial assistance.

    Basic cost for visiting.

    • Day

      • $65 Individual

      • $100 Couple

    • Week

      • $350 Individual

      • $590 Couple

    • Month

      • $1,200 Individual

      • $1,900 Couple

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Your donation helps maintain the sanctuary of Triveni Ashram and ensure its sustainability for generations to come. Your generous support is appreciated.

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