Arunachala Ashrama - Nova Scotia
Bridgetown, NS B0S 1C0
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![[Sri Ramana Mandiram, outside view, click to see more images]](/images/sm/ramana-mandiram-outside.jpg)
Founded in 1972 and located in the pastoral, serene Annapolis Valley, the Ashrama maintains a temple, Sri Arunachala Ramana Mandiram, and retreat facilities with guest rooms for individuals and families who wish to deepen their spiritual experience and stabilize themselves in the practice of Self-awareness and surrender. The retreat is open to all, regardless of religious belief or creed - including those of no particular faith who sincerely seek peace. Although facilities are normally available from May to October, occasionally visitors can be accommodated during the winter months.
Arunachala Ashrama is a non-profit organization serving the needs of sincere seekers in an informal, friendly environment. Accommodation is provided to friends and guests without any formal rate of charge. The Ashrama does accept donations from those who value its work and ideals.
Accommodation for Visitors
Guests will be responsible for cooking vegetarian food during their stay and ensuring that their rooms have been cleaned and their linens and towels are laundered and replaced before they leave. We appreciate a fragrance-free atmosphere in the temple and residences.
While visiting the Ashrama, it is advised that you have adequate health insurance.
The Mandiram is open to daytime visitors for prayers and meditation.
Wearing a mask while inside the temple is optional. Tel: 902 824-2297
Residence at the Nova Scotia Arunachala Ashrama
![[Sri Ramana Mandiram, inside view, click to see more images]](/images/sm/ramana-mandiram-inside.jpg)
The Nova Scotia Ashrama does accommodate aspirants who are serious in their spiritual practice and would like to benefit from a longer stay. These residents are encouraged to attend the daily programs in the Temple and assist with some work according to their capabilities.
Those interested should write to:
Nova–Scotia @ ashrama.org
Arunachala Ashrama
1451 Clarence Road
Bridgetown, Nova Scotia
Canada B0S 1C0