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Pujya Param Aanand Ji seated in padmasana on a rock beside a river, forested hills behind him

Swamilan Sadhana

About

Swamilan Sadhana is a journey towards a healthier, peaceful and conscious life — through awareness of the body, mind, emotions and inner self.

What the foundation does

What the Swamilan Sadhana Foundation does can be said in one sentence — teach people to read their own bodies, and to look after them through food and routine.

It is not a yoga centre or a meditation institute. It is nature-cure and therapeutic-diet work, and its centre of gravity is a seven-day residential camp: Sharir Ki Bhagwat.

Camps run in different cities. Residential programmes in Rishikesh are held at Garibdasiya Ashram (Avadhoot Bada), Sheesham Ki Jhadi, Muni Ki Reti.

The other half of the work

Beyond the camps the foundation runs annadanam, tree planting and community health satsangs. Giving guests tulsi and neem saplings is part of every gathering.

In April 2026 Pujya Param Aanand Ji was felicitated by the International Vaishya Mahasammelan at Sri Ganganagar.

So far

A practice that has kept going

years of practice
40+years of practice
camps held
250+camps held
participants
18,000+participants
directions for a fulfilled life
4directions for a fulfilled life

Founder

Pujya Param Aanand Ji

Pujya Param Aanand Ji standing among trees with hands joined in namaskar, looking upward

For four decades Pujya Param Aanand Ji has spoken about working with the body through food, routine and awareness. His guidance centres on small, regular and practical changes.

His camp does more than offer a discourse. It lives one routine for seven days so a person can carry it home.

About the founder

Foundation documents

Read the foundation's incorporation filings, stated objects and governance rules.

  • PDF, 5 pages, 1.1 MB

    e-Memorandum of Association (INC-13)

    The foundation's stated objects, non-profit use of income and subscriber details.

  • PDF, 9 pages, 231 KB

    e-Articles of Association (INC-31)

    Governance rules for membership, meetings, voting and the board of directors.

  • Participants photographed together outside a building
  • A guest welcomed with an aarti plate
  • A framed plaque being presented by four people
  • A sattvic thali of dal, rice, sabzi and roti
  • A tilak being applied in blessing
  • A group holding printed posters outdoors

Talk to us on WhatsApp

Message us with any question about registration or dates, or join the camp group where every new camp is announced first.