Jamaican Self Realisation Tour 2025

Transforming the world

Shri Mataji spent her life delivering Her divine message of light and love to Seekers across the planet. She constantly encouraged yogis to spread Her message whenever they could.

A Sahaja Yoga tour last visited this beautiful island in 1999, with the blessings of Shri Mataji. We believe it's time to revisit and spread the vibrations once more.

The two-week tour will visit both the North coast of the island, and also the capital Kingston. We hope that you can find it in your heart to join us vibrationally, even if not physically, on this historic return to the country.

The Tour Itinerary

The tour starts on the 19th of August 2025 and ends on the 10th September. The main tour will assemble in the city of Kingston on the 27th of August, however several yogis will arrive earlier to prepare the ground for the full tour, and hopefully conduct some public programs on the North coast of the island. You are welcome to join the tour at any point that suits you!

August 19 - 26, 2025 - Advance Party

The advance party will arrive and prepare for the main tour, conducting programs along the northern coast.

August 19: Advance party arrive Kingston Norman Manley Airport and transfer to North of the island (Runaway Bay)
August 20-21: Travel to different parts of the northern coast to vibrate towns and cities along the way with coconuts and lemons, postering and handing out leaflets
August 22: Programme at yoga studio
August 23: Sightseeing
August 24: Puja
August 25: Programme at Montego Bay Cultural Center
August 26: Advance group return to Kingston

August 27 - 31, 2025 - Main Group Arrival & Preparations

The main group arrives, and preparations for the Kingston public programs begin.

August 27: Main group arrive at Norman Manley Airport
August 28-30: Preparation for public programmes leafleting, cleansing the city vibrationally, visit Hope Botanical Gardens and other iconic spots to give street realisation.
August 31: Ganesha Puja

September 1 - 8, 2025 - Public Programmes

A series of public programs and events in Kingston.

September 1-4: Public programme at the University of the Commonwealth Caribbean.
September 5: Programme at yoga studio.
September 6: Sightseeing
September 7: Havan/sightseeing
September 8: Public programme at the University of the West Indies (to be confirmed)

September 9 - 10, 2025 - Follow Up & Departure

Connecting with new seekers and concluding the tour.

September 9: Meet with new seekers for follow up programme.
September 10: Tour ends

Support The Tour

Please join us in bringing the truth of the Spirit to the island by participating or contributing to the self realisation tour

Join the Tour

Join us for as little or as long as you can spare and share in the glory of the vibrations.

Collective activities and meditation
Spontaneous meditation workshops
Enjoy delicious local cuisine
Cultural excursions and nature experiences

Please note: it may be necessary to request modest financial contributions from the tour participants during the tour, in order to cover unexpected expenses.
Obviously the tour organizers will try to keep these to a minimum.

Reserve Your Spot (limited spaces)

Make a Donation

Support us in manifesting Shri Mataji's Divine mission in Jamaica. Your contribution will help to fund hiring public program halls, tour promotion and marketing, and maybe sponsor a young musical artist to add art to the meditation.

Public program halls and venues
Local advertising and national media presence
Modest inter-island travel where necessary
Musical artist sponsorship (if funds permit)

Any amount helps

Make a Contribution

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about our realisation tour

Why Jamaica?

Sahaja yoga has taken root in the Caribbean and Latin America region over the past several decades. There are now established yogis in Trinidad, Puerto Rico, Aruba and elsewhere. However, despite Jamaica being the largest English-speaking island in the area, there are no permanent established yogis living there.

We believe that with the deep historical connections between the UK, Jamaica and the slave trade, this is an oversight which Shri Mataji would like us to correct. In fact in 1999, She specifically suggested that we conduct self-realization programs across the island, which we did. However for whatever reason, Sahaja Yoga did not take root. This is our chance to rectify that situation.

How long to stay?

You are invited to attend the tour for as long as you can. Not everyone will come for the full three weeks, so feel free to spend whatever time you have available.

What to bring or not to bring?

Jamaica is a very hospitable country, there are no serious animal dangers, apart from the occasional angry chicken or goat. Do bring mosquito and insect repellent spray with you though so, as certain people react more than others.

What is the weather and food like in Jamaica?

The weather tends to be fairly consistent, hovering around 28 degrees to 35 degrees C most of the year. There is a hurricane season, but apart from that, the tropical downpours tend to be short and very wet. The food is delicious, especially the national dishes, but do be aware it can be spicy.

General information

Jamaica operates a very generous tourist visa program, with most countries being exempt from the need for a visa for tourism up to 90 days. More information can be found here at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_policy_of_Jamaica.

Visitors are required to have a full valid passport with at least two pages free, and a return ticket