A refuge for deepening your spiritual practice. |
For over 20 years the Soma Matha has served as a spiritual refuge for those wanting to deepen their spiritual practice. Through the guidance of Swamiji we provide classes on yoga, Ayurveda, puja, and mediation.
We are raising funds for the building of a temple and teaching center. This will be a sacred space for people to gather for support in their personal spiritual practice and to experience and study the Vedic sciences of healing and realization. |
Our Teachings
Join Us For Worship and Prayer Every Full Moon
Full Moon Devi PujaThe full moon is sacred time to the Divine Mother. We worship her at this sacred time for liberation from all sorts of troubles, for success and fulfillment in worldly endeavors and for spiritual realization. Join us for Full Moon Puja which is open to the public and broadcast online. Come and pray with us.
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Our LocationWelcome to the Soma Matha House, a residential Hindu and Yoga practice center operated by Soma Matha Spiritual Center. The Soma Matha House is a Victorian Era residential home being restored by Soma Matha Spiritual Center and opened in 2021. Located on 2 acres in the grounding peace of Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, USA. The Soma Matha House has a calming and home-like setting offering spiritual teachings, prayer, and karma yoga. It is a sanctuary for spiritual seekers and Hindu devotees around the globe. Within the home there is one comfortable and offers Ayurvedic bodywork and energy healing, and sitting areas for prayer or meditation. The Soma Matha House Temple Room is a mystical space where Puja and prayer services are performed regularly. It is also the resting place for two murtis, one black granite Muragun and a a Jade Sri Yantra. Throughout the home the atmosphere is serene and meditative. The Soma Matha House has a full dining room and kitchen allowing volunteers and Center guests to enjoy a temple meal after prayer services.
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"God cannot be seen with the five senses and cannot be understood with the instrument of the mind. To come to know God we must first come to know ourselves as something different from the body and mind which limit perception."