Om SwamiSadhana is the art and discipline of collecting that stream of grace in a vessel so you may use it to elevate your consciousness and quench the thirst of others in need. It is perhaps the highest expression of true love.

Universally, Lord Vishnu is lovingly called Sri Hari. Here, Sri represents the Divine Mother Srimata, the one who offers refuge and nurtures creation, while Hari refers to Lord Vishnu, the one who takes away sorrows. Derived from the word Har, the name Hari signifies the Lord who removes pain and suffering from the hearts of His devotees. Together, Sri and Hari symbolize the perfect harmony of the Divine Feminine and Masculine, Shakti and Shiva, Prakriti and Purusha. Sri originates from Āshraya, meaning refuge, for only the Divine Mother with her infinite compassion can grant true shelter. She is Sri mata, Sri Mahā Rājñī, Sri matsinha-saneshvaree not a queen but an Empress in her own right. She is the very source of opulence and abundance. Lord Vishnu, known as Hari, is the compassionate preserver of the universe, the one who removes pain and restores balance. He embodies six divine attributes, the Shadgunas: Strength, Knowledge, Vigour, Splendour, Sovereignty, and Energy. Upon His chest shines the sacred mark of Śrīvatsa, symbolizing the eternal presence of Goddess Sri within Him. Together, they form Sri Hari, the perfect union of power and compassion, the Divine who protects, nurtures, and blesses every seeker.
In the sacred land of the Himalayas, where sages once performed deep penance and awakened the cosmic energies, lies the holy abode of Sri Badrika Ashram. In the gentle embrace of Mother Nature, the Ashram rests by the sacred Giri Ganga, whose waters sing an eternal hymn. Surrounded by lofty mountains, lush valleys, and a sky full of stars, it is a sanctuary of peace and devotion. Each dawn fills it with divine energy, each dusk with serene silence, this sacred home continues to welcome seekers into deeper spiritual bliss. Here dwells the ever-smiling, four-armed Lord Sri Hari, the compassionate preserver of the universe. His radiant presence sanctifies the Ashram with divine grace, making it no less than Vaikuntha on earth for true seekers. This serene Ashram is situated in Himachal Pradesh, about 30 kilometers from Solan and roughly 100 kilometers from Chandigarh. Even before renouncing the world, Om Swami had divinely chosen both the name of the Ashram and its sacred location. Guided by the Divine, he foresaw this serene sanctuary where seekers would come to awaken, heal, and experience spiritual bliss. “If there’s one thing everyone must gift themselves in their lives, in my humble opinion, it is a stint of Himalayan solitude. It is transformational.” Om Swami.


Whenever I visit the website of any spiritual organization, I get to read enchanting biographies of their founder or guru. The man or the guru is portrayed as nothing short of a superman. Well, I’m not one of them. I have no desire to glorify myself in a third-person narrative. I’m a simple sadhu in a complex world. I don’t conform to the traditional code of being a sadhu or monk though. I remain non-traditional, independent and unchained. So, don’t be taken in by my robes or set your expectations based on what I wear. I dress in them because I like it that way. Just like some devote their life to music or painting, I devoted it to meditation and tantra. My only introduction are my writings. I write books and I write on my blog sometimes. You are welcome to pick and choose what you like and leave aside what you don’t. Don’t follow me or anyone else. Like a honeybee takes the nectar from a flower and goes back to its hive, take knowledge or wisdom from any source but go back to your inner voice. Discover your own truth, walk your own path. That alone will set you free.
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Ati Rudra Sadhana: Entering into the Realm of Shiva
Sri Badrika Ashram opens the doors to one of the most intense and sacred sadhanas of the Sanatan tradition. The Ati Rudra Sadhana. Curated by Om Swami and facilitated by Brahmachari Parakh Om, this sadhana unfolds on the consecrated grounds of Sri Badrika Ashram, held sacred by the grace of Mahadev himself.
Rudra is the fierce, primordial form of Shiva — the one who dissolves, purifies, and transforms. Ati Rudra is the most elevated and complete invocation of Mahadev. This is the sadhana of total surrender to Bhagwan Shiva — the one beyond form and yet the essence of every form, the source from whom all mantras arise and into whom all dissolve.
What is the Sri Rudram Sadhana?
The Ati Rudra Sadhana is an intensified practice of Sri Rudram — the most sacred hymn to Shiva found in the Yajurveda. Rishis such as Durvasa, Kanav, Pulaha, Pulatsya and Yajgyavalkya carried these vibrations through the ages. This sadhana brings those same currents alive again — through japa, yajna, and unwavering sankalpa.
Why it is the Potent Sadhana in Shravan Mass?
The scriptures declare that Shravan Mass is the most sacred month of the year, wholly dedicated to Mahadeva — and the most potent time to invoke Shiva through Sri Rudram. The veil between the seeker and Shiva is at its thinnest during this month, and even a single earnest invocation reaches him directly. Japa and homa performed in Shravan carry merit far beyond what months of ordinary sadhana can yield. This is the month where devotion, mantra and divine grace converge into one.
Highlights of the Sadhana
• Daily Yajna performed at the Yajnashala each evening
• Discourses by Brahmachari Parakh Om on the Shaiva tradition, Sri Rudram, and the path of Shiva
• Clothing: White
Arrival & Accommodation Details
33 Days Sadhana (1 August 2026 – 5 September 2026)
· 1 August 2026: Check-In
· 2 August 2026: Orientation (Evening)
· 3 August 2026: First Yajna (Evening)
· 4 September 2026: Last Yajna (Evening)
· 5 September 2026: Check-Out
First 11 Days Sadhana (1 August 2026 – 14 August 2026)
· 1 August 2026: Check-In
· 2 August 2026: Orientation (Evening)
· 3 August 2026: First Yajna (Evening)
· 13 August 2026: Last Yajna (Evening)
· 14 August 2026: Check-Out
Last 11 Days Sadhana (24 August 2026 – 5 September 2026)
· 24 August 2026: Check-In
· 25 August 2026: Orientation & First Yajna (Evening)
· 4 September 2026: Last Yajna (Evening)
· 5 September 2026: Check-Out
The Detailed schedule will be shared with you prior to the week of Sadhana.
Important
• Children below 10 years are not permitted in the Ashram during this sadhana.
. The sadhana will be conducted in the Hindi language.
• Day visits are not permitted for the entire duration of the program.
• Participants with any serious health conditions are kindly requested to mention the same in advance.
Application Process
Please fill out the application form using the link below.
Our team will contact you with accommodation and donation details
Please note: All bookings are non-refundable.
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Jai Sri Hari!