Sanskrit School in Taunggyi, Myanmar

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A disciplined day at the Ashram begins before sunrise and unfolds through yoga, meditation, study, and service. The program combines Vedic wisdom with formal education, helping each student grow in knowledge, discipline, and inner harmony

Early rising for purity and mindfulness

Morning asanas and breathing exercises to awaken body and mind

Cycle of sacred observances: Pooja, Havan, or Pitri Tarpana — one performed each day in rotation

Devotional offering and chanting

Collective seva — keeping the sacred space pure

Study of scriptures and mantras under guidance of teachers

Follows the Myanmar National Curriculum with seven subjects:

• • Myanmar Language

  • English

  • Mathematics

  • Science

  • Social Studies

  • Moral & Civic Education / Life Skills

  • Optional: Sanskrit and Religious Studies (Agni Purana, Shiva Purana, and other sacred texts are included in chanting sessions)

Each chanting period lasts 45 minutes, integrated with daily English and Nepali lessons

Devotional pause before lunch

Academic and scriptural learning continue in separate class groups

Sports, music, guitar, or computer practice — fostering creativity and teamwork

Evening worship and fire rituals (rotating schedule)

Study of Rudra and Hanuman texts for spiritual reflection

The Ashram is guided by devoted mentors who embody both academic and spiritual wisdom. Through daily guidance, they help students cultivate focus, humility, and purity of mind — nurturing each one as a seeker of knowledge and dharma.

For inquiries about study programs, enrollment, or training schedules — please contact the Ashram office directly

More than a school, the Ashram is a living sanctuary of devotion and discipline.

Its temple halls, classrooms, and meditation grounds create an atmosphere of peace and purpose — where learning itself becomes an act of worship.

The Ashram maintains a Gosala — a sacred cow sanctuary fostering compassion and selfless care.

Students take part in daily service — feeding, cleaning, and protecting the cows — as a living practice of gratitude and harmony with nature.

Life at the Ashram follows a sacred rhythm of sādhanā and seva.

Each day includes multiple pūjās, havans, and recitation of stotras before meals — nurturing gratitude, mindfulness, and devotion.

Through these daily practices, students learn to unite discipline with worship and study with inner purity.

Swami Ji shares the journey and purpose of the Ashram — how it grew from silent meditation into a living center of Sanātana Dharma.

His message inspires a life of simplicity, devotion, and self-realization rooted in timeless truth.

You can find Shree Ashutosh Shiva Tapo Dham Sannyas Ashram and its Gosala — located about 36 miles apart — in the peaceful surroundings of Taunggyi, Myanmar