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this is about Anandashram, wrt query about Anandashram(you might have already got the reply on private net: in case you have'nt....) Anandashram is in Kanhangad, in North Kerala, one hour approx., south of Mangalore. there are two trains to Mangalore from B'lore: one overnight train, to Kannur via Mangalore, dep. around 08:15 pm, arrives Kanhangad rly station around 10:00 am next day (after stopping in Mangalore for about 15 min's from 09:00 to 09:15, i think). the other train is a day train to Mangalore, dep. around 07:30 am, arr. (Mangalore) about 05:30 pm. from Mangalore to Kanhangad take any train towards south (like the Malabar Express at about 06:15 pm), Mangalore to Kanhangad is about one hour. from Kanhangad rly station, Anandashram (papa Ramdas, Ma' KrishnaBai & SachidanandaSwami were the Head Swamiji's/Swamini before the present Swamiji, Muktanandaji), is about 30 rupees by autorikshaw. Usually, you get free accommodation and food during stay in the Ashram. the simplicity and sense of purpose, (Ram naam & AaturaSevanam), you will find striking and very persuasive: almost any time of the year is okay! happy journey into the spiritual realms, regards, rj.

<blockquote data-quote="rajuvish" data-source="post: 52307" data-attributes="member: 12516">this is about Anandashram, wrt query about Anandashram(you might have already got the reply on private net: in case you have&#039;nt....) Anandashram is in Kanhangad, in North Kerala, one hour approx., south of Mangalore. there are two trains to Mangalore from B&#039;lore: one overnight train, to Kannur via Mangalore, dep. around 08:15 pm, arrives Kanhangad rly station around 10:00 am next day (after stopping in Mangalore for about 15 min&#039;s from 09:00 to 09:15, i think). the other train is a day train to Mangalore, dep. around 07:30 am, arr. (Mangalore) about 05:30 pm. from Mangalore to Kanhangad take any train towards south (like the Malabar Express at about 06:15 pm), Mangalore to Kanhangad is about one hour. from Kanhangad rly station, Anandashram (papa Ramdas, Ma&#039; KrishnaBai &amp; SachidanandaSwami were the Head Swamiji&#039;s/Swamini before the present Swamiji, Muktanandaji), is about 30 rupees by autorikshaw. Usually, you get free accommodation and food during stay in the Ashram. the simplicity and sense of purpose, (Ram naam &amp; AaturaSevanam), you will find striking and very persuasive: almost any time of the year is okay!&nbsp; happy journey into the spiritual realms, regards, rj.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rajuvish, post: 52307, member: 12516"] [COLOR="blue"]this is about Anandashram, wrt query about Anandashram(you might have already got the reply on private net: in case you have'nt....) Anandashram is in Kanhangad, in North Kerala, one hour approx., south of Mangalore. there are two trains to Mangalore from B'lore: one overnight train, to Kannur via Mangalore, dep. around 08:15 pm, arrives Kanhangad rly station around 10:00 am next day (after stopping in Mangalore for about 15 min's from 09:00 to 09:15, i think). the other train is a day train to Mangalore, dep. around 07:30 am, arr. (Mangalore) about 05:30 pm. from Mangalore to Kanhangad take any train towards south (like the Malabar Express at about 06:15 pm), Mangalore to Kanhangad is about one hour. from Kanhangad rly station, Anandashram (papa Ramdas, Ma' KrishnaBai & SachidanandaSwami were the Head Swamiji's/Swamini before the present Swamiji, Muktanandaji), is about 30 rupees by autorikshaw. Usually, you get free accommodation and food during stay in the Ashram. the simplicity and sense of purpose, (Ram naam & AaturaSevanam), you will find striking and very persuasive: almost any time of the year is okay! happy journey into the spiritual realms, regards, rj.[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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