Question 1

Will I have to stop my medication?

Accepted Answer

No. Nobody’s medication is stopped at the camp. Your current medicines and prescriptions are recorded at registration, and there is a doctor consultation on the sixth day. Any change to medication is your own doctor’s decision.

Question 2

What does the camp cost?

Accepted Answer

The applicable fee is shared with each camp announcement and confirmed by the registration team before payment. Once a camp fee has been paid through the website, it is non-refundable.

Question 3

Do I have to stay all seven days?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The camp is a sequence — what begins on day two shows on day six. Coming and going breaks that sequence, so staying all seven days on site is required.

Question 4

Will I be going hungry?

Accepted Answer

No. There is a fast on the third day, but it is not a dry fast — water, lemon-honey water and juice where needed. On other days there are three sattvic meals.

Question 5

Is there an age limit?

Accepted Answer

Generally 12 to 95. For children and for the very elderly we speak separately at registration, so the routine can be adjusted.

Question 6

What are the arrangements for women?

Accepted Answer

Accommodation is separate for men and women. Women sevadars are present throughout the camp.

Question 7

Can I come with my family?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and it helps — people who have someone at home keeping the same routine tend to do better. Each person registers separately.

Question 8

What support is there after the camp?

Accepted Answer

Everyone leaves with a personal diet chart. The monthly satsang and the WhatsApp group keep the guidance going afterwards.

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