This is the sacred place of God, call it an Ashram. Call it a Mandir, Call it a Gurdwara, call it whatever you like. But it is the Holy Place of Lord of all, by whatever name called. Defile it not with bigotry, communalism, politics, provincialism, linguism and above all superstitions. Enter its portals with faith. Tread its ground with respect. Live in it with purity. And sit to pray in humanity. Do not pray here for what is wordly. Pray here for light, Pray here for Holy Dust, Pray here for 'NAM' - the Love worship of the Lord Divine.

This Holy Place aims at combining the Ashram concepts of the old with those of the new. While retaining the importance of the quite surroundings, beauty of nature, non-family life, diciplined conduct, simple living and individual Abhyas, it is aimed to be an all pulsating active cell of Divine Service generating and then radiating worldwide, the rays of Nam that shall resurrect back to life and glory, the devasted homes which are now the cremation grounds.

This Holy Place is for no particular sect, community or religion so called. It is for all people who would not like to see differences between man and man, between saint and saint and between God and God.

This Holy Place runs under the auspices of the Nirguna Balik satsang Mandal ( India ). a spiritual, culture and charitable registered society in whom vest all its property and management. It is meant to be mandal's central place of worship for the states of Himachal Pradesh, the Punjab and Haryana, in its network of the spiritual and cultural centres that are, and that are to be, in India and abroad. It is also meant to be the last home on this Earth for those true and sincere aspirants whose mission in life is to be humble servants of Nam.

Ashram is beautiful. Look in any direction, you find nature, swinging in a sweet green cradle. The high towering mountains, the low steppy valleys, are all dressed in green even in May and June. The monsoons add considerably to the charm, when you find green velvety carpet, spread over the entire undulating area. The tall "cheel" trees right upto the peaks, and the green vegetation down to the valleys, render the place so bewitching that one would like to sit for hours together, looking and looking. And as one looks at the ryhthmic swinging of the tops of the trees, the bushes and the grass, and hears the gentle sound of the swinging leaves, and the distant water fountain, inter-spaced with the musical voice of the peasants here and there, one feels drawn to something supernatural. Added to it, is the cool bracing breeze, wating through the trees, day and night. All the persons who have visited this Ashram, have expressed that, right upto Simla, there is no site so quite and charming as this one.

By Pujya Dada Chellaram Ji