The yajña hall can accommodate around 200 seekers for events.

Vedantic discourses will be delivered by Swamins, Brahmacharins, and Sevaks.

The center will host workshops, training sessions, and cultural programs for the community.

Major festivals—like Navarātri, Deepāvalī, Mahā Śivarātri, Holi, Śrī Rāma Navami, Hanumān Jayantī, Sītā Navamī, and Guru Pūrṇimā—will be celebrated with explanations, pūjā, and community bhajans.

Space will be available to rent for occasions such as weddings, birthdays, and anniversaries.

10 classrooms will be built for Bala Vihar, Study Groups, and Devī Group sessions.

Classes will impart Vedanta—the Science of Inspired Living—to children, youth, adults, and seniors.

A structured curriculum covers texts like the Rāmāyaṇa, Mahābhārata, prakaraṇa granthas, Self-Unfoldment, Bhaja Govindam, Upaniṣads, and Bhagavad Gītā.

Devī Group now offers expanded programs, including chanting Viṣṇu Sahasraṇāma and other stotras for women.

The classrooms ensure a safe environment for learning and can also host activities such as children’s summer camps.

The fully equipped commercial kitchen will serve holistic vegetarian food for the community.

Focus is on eco-friendly practices and minimizing waste to honor nature.

Nourishing the body is valued as much as feeding the soul on the spiritual journey.

The kitchen creates opportunities for volunteers to serve and contribute in multiple ways.

Parking area designed to accommodate approximately 100 cars.

Ensures convenience for large gatherings and community events.

Supports accessibility for visitors attending classes, festivals, and programs.

Enhances the overall experience by providing safe and organized vehicle management.

The entire building is fully wheelchair accessible.

An elevator provides access to all floors for ease of movement.

Designed to ensure comfort and inclusion for everyone in the community.