Summer 23.7. - 1.8.2026
Winter 26.12.26 - 4.1.27
Living Near the Narmada
A Space to Stay, Build, and Be
Around Osho Home Ashram, on the banks of the Narmada, a small and unique living space is gradually taking shape.
This is not a commercial project.
It is a natural extension of a meditation environment.
Some people who come for retreats feel the wish to stay longer — or to create a simple space of their own nearby.
Why This Place
The Narmada landscape carries a natural atmosphere of energy & depth.
The river, the marble rocks, and the surrounding nature create a space where meditation does not need to be practiced — it begins on its own.
Around Osho Home Ashram, a quiet vision is taking shape — the possibility of an “Osho Village.”
Not as a planned development, but as a natural coming together of like-minded people from different parts of the world — some living here more permanently, others returning regularly, staying at the ashram or in their own spaces nearby.
The intention is to create a space where meditation is not separate from life, but part of daily living.
A Rare Landscape
The area of Bhedaghat carries a unique presence. Many have experienced it as a naturally silent and charged space, where meditation happens effortlessly.
Close to the ashram stands the ancient Chausath Yogini Temple, a circular temple dedicated to the 64 yoginis. It is a space of meditation rather than worship, open to the sky and shaped for inner work.
Tradition holds that Gorakhnath meditated in this region, leaving a strong imprint of yogic presence.
Along the banks of the Narmada, many seekers have passed — including Guru Nanak and Kabir — both of whom spent time in contemplation near this river.