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Intensive Retreats
Vedanta retreat in Rishikesh, North India – 10-19 July 2012



Location

The retreat site is Rishikesh, in North India, 220 km from Delhi and 20 km from Haridwar. It is a vibrant and ancient spiritual place on the banks of the sacred river Ganges at the foothills of Himalayas. Apartments are available within the traditional center of Vedanta and Sanskrit of Swami Dayananda.

The Swami Dayananda Ashram is in a quiet enclave fifteen minutes walking distance from the market of Rishikesh. It is giving directly on the Ganges river, which makes it an appropriate and pleasant location for this intensive retreat.

Registration & Deposit

To participate to this retreat, please register, by filling in all your details and mentioning the retreat name and dates in the comments field.. For your registration to be confirmed by us, we request you to send us payment of deposit Rs. 4,000 or US $ 100 (that is around 25% of total retreat fees). The payment of deposit of US $ 100 can be done by credit card to our Paypal account if you are living outside India; for residents of India, there are two options to pay the deposit of Rs. 4,000, either demand draft or net banking transfer

Payment details for each category are given here below. Kindly note that due to administrative and logistics costs involved, this deposit is not refundable in case of cancellation of your participation. Closing date for registration for this retreat is June 10 2012.

For Overseas Residents


You can pay the deposit of USD 100 with your credit card through PAYPAL. Please make sure that your credit card is linked to a bank account outside India to be accepted by Paypal payment gateway (as per Reserve Bank of India regulations). We will send you confirmation of your registration upon receiving the payment of the deposit.





For Residents Of India


You have two options to pay the deposit of Rs 4,000: Demand Draft or Electronic Transfer. For either of the options you will choose, please send us by email at discovervedanta@gmail.com the date at which you have sent your DD or made a direct transfer. We will confirm your registration upon receiving your payment

Payment Option 1: Send a Demand Draft (DD)

Make the DD in favour of "Zoher Mandjee Tahora" payable in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu and send it to us at the following address:

Surya Tahora
Arsha Vidya Gurukulam, Cottage K
Anaikatti PO
Coimbatore - 641108
Tamil Nadu, India
Tel:(0422) 2657001
discovervedanta@gmail.com


Payment Option 2: Make an Electronic Transfer directly to our bank account via Net Banking

Bank Account Number Bank Name Branch Address of the Bank IFSC/NEFT Code
04911600000027
Zoher Mandjee Tahora
Kotak Mahindra Bank Avinashi Road 727, Skanda Square,
Avinashi Road,
Coimbatore – 641018,
Tamil Nadu, IN
KKBK0000491

For any question, you can email us at discovervedanta@gmail.com

Know more

For more details on program, location, payment details and deposit, etc. you can Download the brochure.




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