Do’s & Don’ts of the Yatra

• Maintain mindful silence whenever possible, especially during travel, rituals, and sacred site visits. Let the journey speak inwardly.

• Use mobile phones minimally, only for essential communication. Keep devices on silent mode at all times.

• Dress simply and modestly, choosing comfortable clothing made from natural fabrics, cotton is strongly preferred.

• Follow a sattvic lifestyle throughout the yatra, including sattvic food habits and disciplined daily routines.

• Be punctual for all sessions, departures, and rituals, respecting the group’s rhythm and sacred timings.

• Maintain cleanliness of personal spaces and shared environments.

• Remain emotionally aware and self-responsible, allowing personal processes to unfold without projecting onto others.

• Listen deeply - to facilitators, co-travellers, and the sacred spaces you enter.

• Respect local traditions, temples, and spiritual customs at all destinations.

• Carry humility, openness, and receptivity - these are essential companions on this journey.

• Maintain a Journal to jot down your experiences through the journey.

Do's

Don'ts

• No alcohol, non-vegetarian food, tobacco, or intoxicants are permitted at any time during the yatra.

• No chewing gum, smoking, or consumption of stimulants.

• Avoid excessive talking, gossip, or loud behaviour that disrupts the sanctity of the space.

• No harsh, abusive, or disrespectful language, in thought, word, or action.

• Do not use earphones, smart watches, or digital distractions that disconnect you from the present moment.

• Avoid photography or recording unless explicitly permitted - many moments are meant to be experienced, not captured.

• Do not interfere in another participant’s inner process or offer unsolicited advice.

• Refrain from comparing spiritual experiences - each journey unfolds uniquely.

• Avoid strong perfumes or artificial fragrances, as they may be energetically disruptive.

• Do not treat the yatra as tourism or entertainment - this is a sacred inward journey.

A Gentle Reminder

By choosing this yatra, you enter a shared sacred field.
These guidelines are protective boundaries, meant to support safety, depth, and inner transformation for all.
Those unable to honour them may find this journey unsuitable at this time.

We thank you for your awareness, cooperation, and reverent commitment to the path.

Guidelines