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Sacred Sanctuaries

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Sandeepany Sadhanalaya, Mumbai

The first residential academy of Advaita Vedanta welcomed its inaugural batch of 30 students in 1963. Envisioned as a modern-day Gurukula in Powai, Mumbai, it is named after Rishi Sandeepany, the Guru of Lord Krishna.

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Chinmaya International Foundation, Veliyanad

The research and academic wing of Chinmaya Mission, CIF is dedicated to the preservation, research, and dissemination of Advaita Vedanta, Sanskrit, and Indology. Through a spectrum of on-campus and online activities, courses, webinars, camps, seminars, conferences and research projects, CIF serves as a guiding light for individuals across the globe to explore the profound depths of Indian philosophy, culture, art, and science.

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Sandeepany Himalayas, Sidhbari

Situated in the serene foothills of the Dhauladhar ranges, Swami Chinmayananda established Saneepany Himachal as a tribute to his Guru, Swami Tapovan Maharaj, and to the sacred Himalayas.

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Chinamaya Vibhooti, Kolwan

The largest residential centre in India, it keeps alive the vision of Swami Chinmayananda. Located in Kolwan Village (between Mumbai and Pune), it spans 70 acres in a picturesque valley amid the Sahyadri Hills, exhibiting interactive installations, temples, meditation spaces and a unique Enlightenment Park.

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Tapovan Kuti, Uttarkashi

Situated in Uttarkashi, the Himalayan home of Swami Tapovan Maharaj, is a sacred sanctuary where Swami Chinmayananda completed his spiritual training.

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Krishnalaya, USA

Established by in 1979, it is located about 200 miles north of San Francisco, in Piercy, California. It serves as the headquarters of Chinmaya Mission West (CMW) and a retreat centre offering camps for children, youth, and adults.