Siddhashram of North America
(Shangri-La)

108 feet Adi Shankaracharya statue. Symbol of equality for all mankind.

Prayer hall with diverse deities and temples.

The Gaushala aims to foster community strength and well-being by treating up to 150 cows with respect, offering organic dairy products, and recycling bio waste.

The Education Building will feature classrooms, faculty quarters and Vedic classrooms, a corporate conference center, and facilities for spiritual retreats and various sports.

The center will feature a detailed map of ancient dharma centers with miniature models of significant historic sites, highlighting ancient and modern cultures and Sanatana Dharma.

The museum will celebrate ancient wisdom by highlighting Sanatana Dharma’s philosophies, such as Advaita and Dvaita, their founders, teachings, and the contributions of ancient Rishis.

The clinic will offer urgent care with a focus on non-emergency treatments, build partnerships with nearby hospitals, and include a helipad for emergency medical evacuations.

The organic farm will use traditional and modern methods to grow vegetables, fruits, and medicinal herbs, featuring greenhouses and Ayurveda plants, integrating advanced consciousness technologies.

Corpus funds will ensure the ashram’s long-term sustainability, supporting ongoing projects and providing a stable financial foundation for growth and development.

The Yaga Shala will feature 108 homa kundams for Nithya Yagams and Prayojana Homams, guided by Pujya Swamiji, supporting devotees in performing sacred rituals.

The Meditation Hall will offer a serene space for ancient meditation, yoga, and related activities, providing a peaceful retreat for the community.

The facility will serve food for visitors and residents, with dedicated kitchen and dining areas to accommodate all.