Peace belongs to everyone ·

Service is the root of everything

We bring yoga, meditation and Himalayan sound healing to communities across Nepal — given free of cost to those who need peace most.

Registered non-profit · Social Welfare Council affiliated · Kathmandu, Nepal

Yogi Ashok Sharma Bhatta seated in meditation before a gong, surrounded by Himalayan singing bowls laid out for a sound healing session
Yoga, meditation and sound healing Given free of cost, always.

New Vision Nepal at a glance

What we do

Yoga, meditation and sound

Yoga, meditation and Himalayan sound healing — and multi-day retreats in the mountains.

How we serve

Free of cost, always

Every session is given without charge. Only multi-day retreats ask a contribution towards real costs.

Who we are

Registered in Kathmandu

A non-profit organisation affiliated to the Social Welfare Council, serving communities across Nepal.

Peace belongs to everyone. Our service is given freely.

निःशुल्क सेवा — केवल माया र हेरचाह।

No cost, ever — only care. It is made possible by those who choose to walk beside us.

Our work

What does New Vision Nepal do?

New Vision Nepal serves communities across Nepal through yoga, meditation and Himalayan sound healing — given free of cost to those who need peace most, taught at the Natural Sound Healing International School, and carried into the mountains on retreat.

Yoga

Gentle, adapted practice — seated or standing, shaped around whoever is in the room.

Meditation

Stillness taught simply. No jargon, no belief required, nothing to join.

Himalayan sound healing

Singing bowls, gongs, tingsha and chimes, played for a room at rest.

Teaching & training

The Natural Sound Healing International School — where the practice is taught and passed on.

Retreats

Multi-day retreats in the high Himalaya — Panch Pokhari, Gosaikunda, Laprak, Ramkot.

Seva to institutions

The same practice carried to homes, centres, schools, and to Nepal's Army and Police.

More about the practice

Our approach

We bring the practice to the room, not the room to the practice.

Nobody is asked to travel, to find a hall, or to pay. The bowls, the gongs and the mats are carried to the children’s home, the barracks yard, the school ground — and the session is shaped around whoever is in the room that day.

We come to you

The instruments travel

Singing bowls, gongs, tingsha, chimes and mats are carried to the place — a barracks yard in Kathmandu, a school ground, a room in a children’s home. Nobody is asked to arrange transport, find a venue, or pay a fee.

Yogi Ji leading a session in an open barracks yard, a gong and a row of singing bowls set out on mats beside the participants
The room sets the pace

Shaped around whoever is there

An elderly home and a children’s home do not need the same hour. Seated practice, gentle movement, or simply lying still and listening — whatever the room can hold that day is what the session becomes. Nobody is asked to do anything they would rather not.

Students and teachers practising yoga together on mats in a courtyard at Pashupatinath
Alongside, never instead

We follow the people who already know

Where a home or a centre has its own carers and therapists, Yogi Ji works alongside them and under their guidance. They know the people in their care. We do not, and we do not pretend to.

A hall of Nepal Police officers seated in meditation while Yogi Ji leads the session, singing bowls arranged along the floor

What these sessions are, and what they are not

They are offered for relaxation, calm and wellbeing. They are not treatment, not a cure and not medicine, and they do not replace medical or psychological care. We say so on every page where it matters, because it matters. Read more on the Seva page.

सेवा · Seva

Given to the places that would never be asked to pay

Yogi Ji brings yoga, meditation and sound healing to homes, centres, schools and communities across Nepal. There is no charge, no condition and no expectation of return.

  • बाल आश्रम — Children’s homes
  • वृद्धाश्रम — Elderly homes
  • पुनर्स्थापना केन्द्र — Rehabilitation centres
  • विद्यालय तथा समुदाय — Schools & communities

Read about the seva

A hall of Nepal Police officers seated on mats in meditation while Yogi Ji leads the session, with Himalayan singing bowls arranged in the foreground
A session for the Nepal Police, Kathmandu. Given free of cost.
Support

The free work is carried by the people who give

Because nothing is charged for a session, donations and supporters are what allow it to continue — the fuel to reach a village, the bowls and their upkeep, the mat under a child.

A group seated in meditation on a snow-covered ridge at Panch Pokhari, with Nepali flags, a gong and singing bowls set out before them
Panch Pokhari, Sindhupalchok — a retreat begun on Mahashivaratri. See the retreats.
Questions

Questions people ask

Short, plain answers. If yours is not here, ask — there is no wrong question.

Nothing here matching your situation? Write, message or telephone, and someone will answer.

Contact us
What does New Vision Nepal do?

New Vision Nepal is a registered non-profit organisation in Kathmandu that offers yoga, meditation and Himalayan sound healing free of cost — to children's homes, elderly homes, rehabilitation centres, schools, communities and the Nepal Army, Nepal Police and Traffic Police. It also holds multi-day retreats in the Himalaya.

Is the service really free?

Yes. Yoga, meditation and Himalayan sound healing are given free of cost, always. The one exception is multi-day retreats, where guests make a contribution that covers real costs — transport, food and accommodation. That contribution is not profit, and the practice itself is still given freely.

How can I invite New Vision Nepal to my school, home or centre?

Any school, children's home, elderly home, rehabilitation centre, institution or community in Nepal may invite them. Write to [email protected] or send a message on WhatsApp to +977 9851136069 with where you are, what kind of place it is, roughly how many people, and a good time to come. There is no cost.

How is the free work paid for?

By donations and supporters. Because every session is given without charge, the people who give are the reason it can continue.

Where is New Vision Nepal based?

Kathmandu-16, Sohrakhutte, Kathmandu, Nepal. It is a registered non-profit organisation affiliated to the Social Welfare Council, and it works with communities across the country.

Any home, school or centre may ask.

There is no cost, and there never will be.