Shabad Surat Sangam Ashram
VPO Malke, Dist. Moga - 151207
Punjab, India.
Fixed Phone: +91 1635 267 947/900
Cell Phone  : +91 94172 66101 (Swami Chinmay Puri)
                   +91 94172 67947 (Brahmachari Shiv Chaitanya)
E-mail        : shabadsuratsangam@yahoo.com

The ashram is situated at the junction of three villages, a little away from but well connected to Moga-Muktsar Highway. The nearest town is Kot Kapura (18 km.) which is well connected to Delhi, the capital city of India, by rail. Otherwise the nearest popular cities are Bhatinda (50 km.) Moga (50km.) or Ludhiana (100 km.), where from one can either come down to Kot Kapura by bus and get a cab for Ashram or may directly get a cab for village Malke. The nearest Airport is also in Ludhiana city.

The ashram in Malke was constructed in 1995 especially for providing a platform of Sadhna (practice). Built on a sandy mound this monastery presents an elysian sight of celestial bliss. Though this land, before the ashram was raised, was infested with poisonous serpents. The villagers would shudder from coming hither, night apart, even in broad daylight. During the construction of the ashram hundreds of venomous hooded snakes were captured alive and let free far away in the wilderness. A small portion of the mound has been kept intact, untouched and unleveled in its original form, as a relic of hoary past.

Another ashram of mission is situated in Kila Raipur by the name Dera Harisar. Installed in the sacred memory of Swami Dev Puri Ji Maharaj Kali Kamli Wale is today regarded as an axis of all the Sanyasi Ashrams all over the globe. A spacious Baraadari (bungalow) with twelve entrances in the Dera is a rest house for the visiting ascetics. It is also named Sadhu Bangla and is probably the only one of its kind in the world meant to provide free lodging and boarding to the anchorites from any corner of the world. Here, any saint or ascetic of any sect can stay for any length of time. The visitor is not subject to any enquiries where he belongs to and how long shall he stay here. One may find thousands of big and small saffron bundles and bags hanging with the beams of the roof of the bungalow. This proves that a pilgrim with a complete sense of protection and security, may leave his belongings so hanging and find it intact even after a span of twenty years.

As these ashrams have become center of mission activities, people do assemble in multitude every now and then not allowing Maharaj Ji enough peace and solitude for his special yogic practices and experiments. Thus a small ashram is built on a small hill hidden from public and easily accessible for the true and sincere practitioners. Placed in a bewitching surrounding, composed jointly of a nearby waterfall and the lush green hills around, the Ashram appears to be the fittest quarter for the seekers of spiritual healing. Besides the meditation hall, artificial grottos (caves) are being built where in the meditators may meditate quite undisturbed by the mundane tumult and turmoil.