A Living Ashram on the Big Island of Hawaiʻi
Pohoiki Ashram is a living spiritual community on the Big Island of Hawaiʻi where daily aarti, sacred fire, and service to the land shape a life of purpose and devotion.
Many people feel drawn toward a deeper spiritual life but struggle to find a place where that life is truly lived.
Modern life often leaves us feeling disconnected from the land, from community, and from a daily rhythm of purpose.
Pohoiki Ashram exists to create a place where spiritual practice integrates into everyday life.
Pohoiki Ashram lives in the lineage of Shri Haidakhan Babaji and follows a daily rhythm of aarti, karma yoga, and communal service.
Each day begins before sunrise in prayer. The hours between are devoted to spiritual practices, caring for the land, building structures, preparing meals, and supporting the life of the community.
Days are shaped by the rhythm of prayer and service. Meals are shared. Work becomes meaningful. Community becomes real.
Spiritual practice is no longer something separate from life, it becomes life itself.
Participation in both daily aarti services and communal seva sustains the spiritual life of the ashram. This rhythm forms the foundation of monastic life.
Pohoiki Ashram is still in its early chapter. The daily prayer is already here. The land is being cared for. Spaces are beginning to take shape. Visitors are welcome to join morning or evening aarti, share meals, and participate in the work of the land.
If you feel drawn to a life of prayer, service, and community, we invite you to experience this place.
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