The retreat is open to everyone—from beginners to seasoned meditators seeking spiritual growth, a digital detox, or to support a noble cause.

The fee covers your 4-day/3-night stay at GEV, all Sattvic meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner), and full access to all meditation sessions and workshops led by PMC Hindi facilitators.

Personal travel to and from the venue, individual Ayurvedic treatments or consultations at the GEV wellness center, and any personal purchases from the on-site boutique.

Yes, we accept direct bank transfers. Please contact our support team for official PMC Hindi account details; you must share a screenshot of the transaction to confirm your registration.

This is a fundraising event. Proceeds directly fund our core initiatives, including the Jagrut Yuva Project for schools, the Master Bano teacher training program, content creation, and nationwide awareness outreach.

At Govardhan Eco Village (GEV), Galtare, Wada (Palghar District), Maharashtra—roughly 108 km from Mumbai.

• By Air: Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (BOM), Mumbai (~3 hours away).
• By Train: Palghar Station (WR). From there, take a local taxi or auto-rickshaw (approx. 36 km).
• By Road: A 2.5 to 3-hour drive from Mumbai via the Mumbai-Ahmedabad Highway.

• Check-in: 12:00 Noon on April 23rd (Arrival by 11:00 AM is recommended to settle in before the 2:00 PM session).
• Check-out: 10:00 AM on April 26th.

Accommodations are typically on a twin-sharing or triple sharing basis, allocated on first cum first basis. If you are traveling with someone, please notify us during registration so we can pair you together.

Upgrades (e.g., to a private villa) are subject to availability. We strongly recommend requesting these at the time of registration.

Yes, the pool is available during designated slots (separate for men and women). A proper swimming costume is mandatory.

Days typically begin at 5:00 AM with meditation, followed by yoga, breakfast, and intensive spiritual science workshops. Afternoons include nature walks or eco-tours, with evening satsangs and guided meditation.

The primary language for all sessions and workshops will be Hindi.

No formal pre-work is required, but we recommend maintaining a light vegetarian diet and a daily 20-minute meditation practice the week prior to prepare your energy.

In alignment with the ashram’s sanctity, we serve Sattvic vegetarian meals (no onion, garlic, or eggs) made with fresh, seasonal ingredients.

Jain meals can be provided if requested during registration. If the retreat falls on an Ekadashi, only grain-free meals will be served.

Only herbal tea and coffee are served. Outside food and drinks are not permitted inside the Eco Village.

Yes. As a spiritual ashram, guests must wear modest, loose-fitting clothing that covers both shoulders and knees. Shorts and sleeveless tops are not allowed in common or spiritual areas.

To maintain purity, the consumption of alcohol, tobacco, non-prescription drugs, meat, and gambling are strictly forbidden. GEV enforces a penalty of up to ₹50,000 for violations.

Absolutely. We have planned a separate workshop for children at a dedicated play area.

• • Under 5: Stay is complimentary (mattress charges may apply).
  • Ages 6–15: 50% discount on registration.
  • Note: Parents remain responsible for their children during adult meditation sessions.

GEV is a walking-friendly campus; bring comfortable walking shoes and personal medications. April weather in Maharashtra can be warm during the day.

• 60+ days prior: Full refund (minus a 10% processing fee).
• Within 30 days: Non-refundable, but the registration may be transferred to another person.