Why Donate
And Why Your Support is Critical
Your donation and support is critical in 2023 so that the Ashram may continue to sustain the current level of operations and plan for the future of sustainability of services and onsite programs.
As we now emerge into a world filled with infinite possibilities, it is essential for us to be prepared for any eventuality that may arise. Armed with the lessons and experiences gained from the Covid 19 emergency, we can approach the future with unwavering optimism and a proactive mindset. The Ashram is poised to seize new opportunities, harnessing its deep-rooted wisdom and unwavering commitment to fostering growth, connection, and transformation.
With a renewed sense of purpose, the Ashram looks forward to embracing a future where its doors once again open wide to seekers, yogis, and students alike. As we move forward together, we stand resilient and prepared, ready to create a harmonious and vibrant world, where endless possibilities await us all.
Your support is critical right now to ensure a healthy and prosperous future for the Ashram.
— Hidden text —Over the course of the last year, when the main sources of income have evaporated, the senior staff has worked hard to eliminate all non-essential expenses. For instance, the services of consultants and Bahamian staff were all suspended. Despite the elimination of the majority of the expenses, the Ashram is still on average, responsible for monthly expenses of $100,000 due to:
- —Hidden list —
- Insurance
- Utilities
- Property taxes
- Maintenance
- Rent
- Work Permits for Swami’s and Brahmachari’s
- Website updates
- Technology for online course
— Hidden text — The above expenses are fixed and cannot be further reduced without jeopardizing the future of the Ashram.
— Hidden Text — Revenue from online courses is slowly increasing. In 2020, the online courses generated on average $20,000/month. As more courses become available in 2021, revenues are expected to increase to $50,000/month. While this income is helping to make a dent in the overall loss, there is still a monthly shortfall of $50,000.