Days begin with guided meditation, followed by morning tea and sublime Vedanta classes. Programs include discussions and satsang with acharyas, and daily puja. Devotees are encouraged to commit to 'temporary Sannyas' as Gurudev called it, and put aside their day-to-day attachments and problems for the duration of the retreat.

Daily devotions conclude with evening arti at the Shri Rama temple and the Samadhi. Hindu festival days such as Holi and Janmastami are celebrated and Gurudev initiated a special tradition that each day would feature a cultural program, where campers , including children, share their diverse talents as an offering to the Lord.