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I recently had the opportunity to visit Skanda Vale in Wales and it was an experience I'll cherish forever. Nestled in the lush Welsh countryside, Skanda Vale is not just a temple but a sanctuary for peace and spiritual growth.From the moment I arrived, I was struck by the serene and tranquil atmosphere. The surrounding nature adds to the peaceful ambiance, making it an ideal retreat for reflection and meditation. The temple complex is beautifully maintained, and each area has its own unique charm and spiritual significance.The staff and volunteers at Skanda Vale are the heart of this place. They were incredibly welcoming and radiated warmth and kindness. Their devotion and commitment to the temple's principles were inspiring, and they went out of their way to ensure that every visitor felt included and at peace.The rituals and ceremonies conducted at the temple were deeply moving and offered a profound insight into spiritual practices. The harmonious chanting, the vibrant rituals, and the profound sense of community during the ceremonies were unlike anything I've experienced elsewhere.One of the most remarkable aspects of Skanda Vale is its commitment to caring for animals and the environment, reflecting a deep respect for all forms of life. This ethos is palpable throughout the temple and adds a profound depth to the spiritual experience.Overall, my visit to Skanda Vale was a journey of inner discovery and peace. It's a place that transcends religion and focuses on the core essence of spirituality and harmony. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a spiritual retreat or a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Superb experience with some hiking and mix it with devotion which feels like a cheery on top , should definitely visit with friends or family .Love to see Britishers as the main pujari as well as all the sevaks are also britisher.The scenery is also exuberant and would suggest you should arrive before 5pm to enjoy this area to the fullest.

Best place to go to meditation in the north of EnglandNot just for only adultsMore darma programs to children Sinhala and English language

The devout followers of Sreenarayana Guru in the UK have admirably extended the ethos of the Sivagiri Ashramam, fostering spiritual growth and harmony in a distant land.

I have attended Isabel's yoga classes for many many years because she is the most generous and meticulous instructor I have ever had the pleasure of being taught by. A warm, friendly and inquisitive environment makes her classes a joy to learn yoga in. With such an eye for different physicalities she individualises the yoga to be appropriately challenging or recuperative for each individual.

I attended the alchemy of mandala" residencial course six months ago. It was fine. I got a lot out of my time at the ashram but I think what I enjoyed most was the residencial routine

I stayed at the Ashram several times for a course. It has been the most amazing experience, giving an opportunity to learn from warm hearted and experienced teachers. The environment lends itself to step away from our usual lives: tranquillity, nature, plain nourishing food, company of likeminded seekers, the possibility to get into touch with deeper aspects of myself with support if wanted.An extraordinary gem.

Very peaceful Buddhist Meditation Centre in Widnes. Big Meditation hall for anyone would like to relax your mind. Monks are practicing Dhamma/ meditation every day. Got a big car park too.

This is an affiliated centre of Sivagiri Mutt. It is founded by Sree Narayana Guru’s followers in UK and around the world. The mission of this centre is to disseminate and propagate the teachings and principles of Sree Narayana Guru such as “One Caste, One Religion, One God for Man” in UK and Europe and to do service to humanity as conceived by the Guru