YSS Noida Ashram

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Yogoda Satsanga Sakha Ashram — Noida (often shortened to YSS Noida Ashram) is a retreat centre and ashram operated by the Yogoda Satsanga Society of India (YSS), the Indian branch of Self-Realization Fellowship (SRF). It is located in Sector 62, Noida, in the National Capital Region (NCR) of Delhi and offers retreats, meditation sessions, satsangas, and accommodation for devotees.[1][2]

YSS describes the Noida ashram as having been inaugurated in January 2010, after completion of the first construction phase on a 5-acre plot near the Delhi–Uttar Pradesh border.[3]

Facilities

The ashram complex includes:

  • A three-storey Administration Block (with basement), containing a meditation hall (Dhyāna Mandir), reception, book/library room, counselling rooms, kitchen and dining hall, offices, and rooms for transient devotees.[4]
  • Two Retreat Blocks — one for men and one for women — each providing 30 single rooms, designed to support individual or group retreats.[5]

Activities and Programs

The ashram offers:

  • Individual retreats (typically 3–5 days) for meditation, spiritual reading/study and introspection.[6]
  • Conducted group retreats (weekend or multi-day) led by resident monastics, including group meditation sessions, teachings based on the philosophy of the founder, and satsangas.[7]
  • Other spiritual activities such as Sunday satsangas and regular meditations — open to devotees and visitors.[8]

Significance and Context

References

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