A special meditation hall - the Gurushaktidham is nearing its construction at the Samarpan Yog Centre in Melton Mowbray. The design of the meditation hall and plan for the development of the estate is based on a simple, high quality, sustainably built environment, designed to enhance the meditative experience. At the same time, our aim is to protect and enhance the natural environment, respecting the local biology and biodiversity and minimising our environmental impact as much as possible. It is be built to have suitable characteristics to retain and amplify the high vibrations, and enhance the silence within the hall.

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The estate is being specifically developed to take into account the special quality of Samarpan Meditation and its sacred centre ~ the energised Statue. Alongside this, attractiveness in the rural environment, longevity and sustainability are all important to us. Careful research was conducted to determine suitable solutions and natural materials for the facilities needed on the estate, including the Meditation Hall and its interior, to take the design to the next stage of development.

 

Within the Meditation Hall exists a deeply energised space ~ home to a rare and sacred medium. This is one of only 16 mediums in existence, each thoughtfully placed across continents around the globe, consecrated and energised by our revered Himalayan Saint, H.H. Shree Shivkrupanand Swami.

 

The installation of consciousness in our medium was carried out through a deep 45-day meditative practicum performed by H.H Shree Shivkrupanand Swami in solitude in Navsari, Gujarat, India, back in 2008. This was followed by a 3-day penance performed here in the UK in April 2024, culminating in the final installation of the medium in the same month. Beneath the medium lies the Vishwa Chakra, a specially energised alloy chamber containing crystals, designed to clear energy blockages and continuously energise the medium for years to come.

 

Another significant feature of the Hall is the raised pyramid roof of glass, letting light shine onto the inner sacred space. A pyramid roof is known to magnify universal energy for those who meditate within the building, helping them to connect with nature’s flow, bringing experiences of peacefulness and wellbeing.

 

Due to generous donations and the volunteers’ unwavering faith in the project, along with the dedicated focus, preparation and research of the management team, Phase 2 of this project has been achieved and Phase 3 is underway.