Campus Maintenance Fund

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Several types of trees, lush green lawns, well-designed gardens, water bodies and organic farms cover the vast expanse of the 30-acre campus. The campus also has buildings that house rooms to stay, conference halls, dining halls and cafeteria.

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Nithya Annadhana

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Lakhs of meals are served free to visiting meditators, staff, volunteers and residents to enable them to focus on their meditation practice or help them serve other meditators. Serving free food is a 'dharma' many people exercise on their special days like birthdays, anniversaries and other celebrations.         

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Pyramid Energy Research

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Studies and experiments are conducted to show the positive effect of pyramids on farming, healing and meditation. This involves using specialized equipment, comprehensive measurements and targeted assessments. Findings are published for promotional and research purposes.

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Inner Education Programs

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Free programs like 'Dhyana Sadhana Saptaham' and 'Dhyana Seva Sadhana' provide meditators and seekers great opportunities for intense multi-day meditation and service. Participants are provided free accommodation and food for 7-days to 30-days. Several past participants have reported life-changing experiences from these programs.         

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Mega-Pyramid Renovation

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The majestic 160'x160' Maitreya-Buddha mega-pyramid is the key hallmark of Pyramid Valley. Lakhs of meditators have benefitted from intense meditational experiences in the mega-pyramid. Plans for renovation and enhancements are ready - to enable more and more meditators.         

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HOW TO MEDITATE?

Meditation is very very easy…
The practice of Meditation is very simple and straight forward:
1. Sit comfortably on the floor or on a chair. Cross your feet, Clasp your fingers, Close your eyes.
2. Bring your attention onto your Breath.
3. Observe your normal, natural breath as you inhale and exhale.

Meditate for a minute corresponding to every one year of your age. So, if you are 20 years of age, start with twenty minutes of Meditation every day.