Sri Ramana Ashram

Sri Ramana Ashram is situated at the foothills of the sacred Arunachala Hill in Tiruvannamalai. The ashram was founded by the renowned sage Sri Ramana Maharshi. Sri Ramana Maharshi, born Venkataraman Iyer, is one of the most revered spiritual teachers of the 20th century. He attracted followers and devotees from around the world. The ashram is dedicated to preserving the teachings and legacy of Sri Ramana Maharshi. His teachings revolved around self-inquiry and the realization of the true self, often referred to as "atma vichara." The main attraction within the ashram is the samadhi shrine, where the physical remains of Sri Ramana Maharshi are interred. The shrine is a focal point for meditation and reflection for devotees. The ashram has a meditation hall where visitors and devotees can engage in silent meditation. The peaceful surroundings and the energy of the ashram make it an ideal place for spiritual practices. Sri Ramana Ashram houses a library with a collection of books, manuscripts, and writings related to spirituality, Vedanta, and the teachings of Sri Ramana Maharshi. The ashram provides guest accommodations for those seeking a spiritual retreat. Visitors can stay at the ashram and participate in the daily activities. Sri Ramana Ashram conducts various events, talks, and programs throughout the year. These may include spiritual discourses, meditation sessions, and special events on significant occasions. The ashram is located near the sacred Arunachala Hill, and the practice of circumambulating the hill, known as Girivalam, is a significant spiritual activity for devotees. Sri Ramana Ashram is open to people of all backgrounds and faiths. Visitors are welcome to explore the ashram, attend programs, and benefit from the spiritual atmosphere.

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