The Haidakhandi Universal Ashram in Crestone, Colorado,  is a spiritual community inspired by Haidakhan Babaji and dedicated to the Divine Mother.

  Life at the Ashram is guided by Babaji's teachings of truth, simplicity, and love. Babaji taught us to repeat the name of God and to perform service to humanity. Babaji said to use the name of God that is in our hearts and that all religions lead to God.

  In keeping with simplicity we try to live and build in sustainable ways whenever possible. We have a quarter acre organic garden, our own water system, photovoltaic derived electricity, and most of our buildings are heated by passive solar. Buildings on this property include: an earthship, temple, dormitory, yurt, and greenhouse.

Shamans Gather

 

Shamans from all over the world gathered at the sacred Mayan temple ruins of Tikal, Guadamala during the winter solstice to celebrate the countdown to what the Mayans believe to be the end of the old and beginning of the new world. The Mayan Great Cycle of 26,000 years will end December of 2012 these Shamans plan to meet every year for ceremony and celebration until the year 2012. Sacred ceremonies were performed throughout the day.