Across all cultures and traditions, festivals are a way for people to come together and celebrate. Often based around a belief system, they are also a time of learning and honoring accomplishments.

Festivals at Sat Manav Yoga Ashram celebrate and honor Yogi life. We invite one and all to “test the waters” and investigate Yoga, the Ashram and our teachings by attending a festival. Immerse yourself in this vast philosophy through powerful Yogic ceremonies, intensives, incredible vegan fare, live music, dance and an abundance of other joyous events! This is a perfect opportunity to experience a little of everything Sat Manav offers.

Take a look at our upcoming Festivals calendar.

Our Festivals are entirely supported by full-time resident practitioners who follow the traditional path of Yoga, living and studying with our Gurus, Sri Bhagavan VaShi Baba and Sri Mirabai Ishwari.

For us, Yoga is not a mere discipline, but cause for festivity. Life is our most precious possession. Yoga gives us the means and the method to reach our greatest desire and potential in Life: to experience and emanate fulfillment, benefiting all beings. There is no greater cause for celebration!

Each festival introduces teachings of the VaShi Yoga lineage, Yoga's oldest unbroken, living lineage. Whether you have been studying Yoga for years or just exploring, this day will deepen your understanding and enhance your life.

As an introduction Yogic living as a whole, the day is full of teachings, clarifying examples, potent exercises, and practical application.  

Our festivals are hosted at our secluded mountain retreat with shrines, temples and rushing streams, where you are surrounded by tranquil emanations, among seekers who have chosen Yoga as a way of life. Our festivals are an unforgettable event. Check the complete schedule and also the dates of our Festivals.

Attendance at our festivals is based on donations. The suggested donation is $90 per person for the day or $45 for a half-day. Click the link below to donate and register! Festivals