Purnima & Ekadashi Meditation
Meditate with the rhythm of the moon
A quiet pause for reflection and discipline, on the full moon and on Ekadashi.
Sadhana on Ekadashi and Purnima follows the natural rhythm of the lunar cycle — a steady space for practice guided by tapas, svadhyaya and ishwara pranidhana. Through regular effort, self-observation and surrender, the practice cultivates steadiness, humility and a deeper connection with sadhana beyond the mat.
Why one membership
A practice is one river, not four streams
Asana steadies the body. The breath gathers the mind. Yogic rest restores it. Scripture lights the path. Chanting and meditation bring stillness. These were never meant to be bought as separate courses — they are one practice, supporting each other. As a Sadhaka member, you receive all of it, at whatever level you practise, for a single fee.
“If you can learn the art of being one-pointed, whether in meditation or in day-to-day life, then you are in a meditative state all the time.” ~Sri M
Two occasions, two moods
Two sittings, two moods
Each lunar occasion carries its own quality of silence. The Purnima sitting gathers in the evening, in the light of the full moon. The Ekadashi sitting rises early, in the stillness before dawn.
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Upcoming lunar days (2026)
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