Satsang Ashram

Satsang Ashram is a major spiritual centre located in Satsang Nagar, Deoghar, Jharkhand. Founded by Sri Sri Thakur Anukulchandra in 1946 after his move from Pabna, it serves as the headquarters of the Satsang movement. Spread over a large campus, it includes temples, museums, administrative buildings, and residential quarters, and attracts devotees and visitors year-round for its religious and cultural significance.

Visitors can expect a large, peaceful ashram campus with prayer halls, memorials and museums dedicated to Sri Sri Thakur Anukulchandra, landscaped gardens, and administrative and philanthropic institutions including schools, hospital, museum, library and workshops. The environment is quiet and devotional, with devotees attending daily prayers and satsang. Visitors can walk through the main ashram area, visit the museum and Anukul Thakur's residence, and observe the community kitchen and charitable facilities.

Satsang Ashram was established at Deoghar in 1946 by Sri Sri Thakur Anukulchandra (1888-1969), spiritual teacher and founder of the Satsang movement. Originally founded in 1910 at Pabna (now in Bangladesh), the headquarters was shifted to Deoghar after the partition. The ashram developed as the central institution for his teachings on ideal-centric living, education, health and social service.

The ashram is the principal centre of the Satsang movement and holds religious and cultural importance for followers across India and abroad. It functions as a place of pilgrimage, daily prayer and congregational satsang, and supports cultural, educational and charitable activities that reflect the teachings of Sri Sri Thakur Anukulchandra.