Lalitamba Mandiram is a temple without walls. It came into being to offer the teachings of liberation and unconditional love wherever there is suffering. 

Lalitamba Mandiram offers outreach programs in places where people are in transition, searching for a way back to their own hearts. Our workshops have served many in hospitals, shelters, prisons, and spiritual centers of all faiths. Yoga, meditation, sacred music, and prayer are universal ways to rediscover ourselves.

Our teachings are founded upon spontaneous realization and Divinity that is beyond name and form. When we catch a glimpse of who we are, this is grace and grace alone. That grace carries us through life for no reason other than that it is love itself. It is a love that forgives us again and again. It is a love that asks for nothing in return. Liberation in love is for all to experience, because that is all there is.

The name Lalitamba means Divine Mother. In India, Lalitamba is looked to as jagado dharini, or She who supports the universe. This love without limit, or liberation, is the truth of being.

The temple is maintained by Swamini Sri Lalitambika Devi, who was initiated as a sannyasin by Sri Mata Amritanandamayi Devi.