Dear Yoga Sadhaka, Yoga Sadhika, Yoga Friend and Yoga Visitor,

Thanks for visiting this site. We are constructing our Ashram at Kotalghosha, West Bengal, India.  Sapta Yoga Ashram and yogic Hospital situated on 6 acres of land surrounded by small creek and rice fields.  It is still untouched by the modern civilization.  I am not sure how long it will be like that but it is a great place for practicing yoga without any modern day’s noise and industrial pollution.  We will have complete accommodation with comfort...  Soon you will get all the information. Please visit this page again for further information.  Thanks.

Swami Sadananda (Yogacharya Dr. Sushil Bhattacharya)

An Appeal:  Our ashram guest house is now open to public for staying and studying yoga.  We are working in the yogic hospital project, please be patience.  Hospital project may take few more years to complete.  We are looking for kind hearted person / organization  for kind support with fund and ideas.  We will be happy to hear form you.  Swami Sadananda (Sushil)

Our Address in India:

Sapta Yoga Ashram & Yogic Hospital

Village: Kotalghosha

Post Office: Kirnahar

District: Birbhum

West  Bengal, India

PIN 731 302

Tel: ++91-9474-16 94 27, ++91-9732-25 30 71, ++91-9434-58 22 35

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Please Note: We are not a drop-in yoga ashram / center. We take only serious students who are ready to learn / practice / teach / want to change their lives through yoga. We are not a touristic yoga ashram / center. Please contact us before coming to the ashram. We will be happy to have you as a student / guest in our ashram. We are located in a rural Indian village. We suggest to all our students / guests to follow the local rules and behave like a yogi / yogini. Thanks for your understanding. When you write / register for the course, we will send you all the details.

“No Panic, Go Pranic” - Sushil (Sadananda)