Aashram

Our Services

From mental wellness and spiritual healing to astrology, rituals, and life guidance — our services are designed to bring peace, clarity, and harmony to every stage of life.

Mental Wellness & Spiritual Healing
At Aashram Foundation, we help you restore emotional balance and inner calm through astrology, meditation, and spiritual guidance. Our holistic approach reduces stress, nurtures mental peace, and supports elders in leading a mindful, purposeful life.
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Auspicious Date & Time Selection (Muhurat)
From weddings and business launches to housewarmings and naming ceremonies, our experts select the perfect Muhurat for you. With precise astrological calculations, we guide you toward moments filled with positivity, blessings, and growth
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Marriage Matchmaking (Kundali Milan)
Marriage is one of life’s most important milestones, and compatibility matters. Through detailed horoscope matching and astrological analysis, we ensure couples begin their journey with love, balance, and blessings for a prosperous married life.
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Astrology Services & Remedies
We offer expert astrology consultations to address life’s challenges and opportunities. From dosha analysis to personalized remedies like mantras, pujas, and gemstones, we guide you toward peace, clarity, and success.
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Pithru Tharpan & Shraddha Karma
Through traditional Pithru Tharpan and Shraddha Karma rituals, we help families express gratitude to ancestors, seek their blessings, and foster spiritual continuity. Performed with mantras, offerings, and prayers, these rituals bring peace, prosperity, and protection.
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Pilgrimage & Temple Tours
Our pilgrimage and temple tours are designed for spiritual seekers to connect with divine energy and perform important rituals. Guided by tradition, we arrange poojas like Kaal Sarp Dosh Nivaran, Rudrabhishek, and Pitru Dosh at Trimbakeshwar and other holy shrines.
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Elderly Mental Well-Being Support
Our elderly care programs focus on emotional support, stress management, and spiritual growth. Using astrology, remedies, and mindful practices, we help senior citizens find comfort, connection, and mental peace in their golden years.
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Career Guidance & Life Path Coaching
Discover your ideal career path with our astrology-based guidance. By studying your birth chart, dasas, and planetary influences, we provide clarity on strengths, challenges, and the best timing for professional growth and success.
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Shodasa Sanskara

Shodasha Samskaras are 16 significant rituals in Hinduism that mark important life events, from conception to death.

These sacraments aim to purify the individual, promote physical and spiritual growth, and connect them with their cultural heritage. By performing these sacraments, individuals can cultivate a deeper sense of purpose, belonging, and spiritual awareness.

List of Shodasha Samskaras

Pre-natal Samskaras

  • Garbhadhana: Performed before conception, this ritual prepares the couple for parenthood.
  • Pumsavana: Done during pregnancy, it’s believed to influence the child’s development.
  • Simantonnayana: Performed during the seventh or eighth month of pregnancy, this ritual is for the well-being of the mother and child.

Educational Samskaras

  • Upanayana: Initiation into formal education, marking the beginning of a student’s life.
  • Veda-Vratas: Rituals performed during the student’s life, focusing on spiritual growth.

Transition to Adulthood

  • Samavartana: Completion of education, marking the transition to adulthood.
  • Vivaha: Marriage ceremony, uniting two individuals.

Later Life Samskaras

  • Vanaprastha: Transition to a life of spiritual pursuits, detaching from material possessions.
  • Sannyasa: Renunciation, dedicating life to spiritual growth and service.

Childhood Samskaras

  • Jatakarma: Performed after birth, this ritual welcomes the newborn.
  • Namakarana: Naming ceremony, usually performed on the eleventh day after birth.
  • Nishkramana: First outing of the baby, typically done around three months old.
  • Annaprashana: First solid food feeding ceremony, usually around six months old.
  • Chudakarana: Tonsure ceremony, marking the child’s first haircut.

Purpose of Shodasha Samskaras

Pre-natal Samskaras

  • Spiritual growth: Connecting with the divine and promoting spiritual development.
  • Cultural heritage: Preserving and passing down cultural traditions and values.
  • Personal growth: Guiding individuals through life’s milestones and challenges.
  • Social significance: Marking important life events and strengthening social bonds.
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