A Day in the Life at Omashram Trust
6:00 am
Gentle Beginnings
As dawn breaks, our residents rise slowly, greeted by soft light and the quiet hum of morning. Personal care is attended to with patience and dignity—setting the tone for a peaceful day ahead.
8:10 am
Nourishment & Warmth
A wholesome breakfast is served, followed by a comforting cup of tea or coffee. It’s not just a meal—it’s a moment of connection, where smiles are exchanged and stories begin to stir.
9:00 am
Circle of Harmony
Residents gather in a serene circle to chant bhajans and shlokas. The air fills with devotion and calm, weaving a spiritual thread that binds hearts together.
1:00 pm
Midday Meal
Lunch arrives with warmth and care. Each plate carries not just nutrition, but the love of those who prepare it—nourishing both body and soul.
2:00 – 4:00 pm
Rest & Renewal
Afternoons are reserved for quiet naps, soft blankets, and gentle dreams. It’s a time to recharge, reflect, and simply be.
4:15 pm
A Light Bite & Gentle Joy
Evening snacks bring a touch of delight—often accompanied by laughter, shared memories, or a favorite tune playing in the background.
4:30 – 7:00 pm
Me Time
This is sacred space. Whether reading, listening to music, chatting with a friend, or simply watching the sunset, each elder chooses how to spend these golden hours.
8:15 – 8:30 pm
Dinner with Grace
Dinner is served with gratitude and gentleness. It’s a quiet celebration of the day’s blessings, shared around the table with warmth.
9:00 pm
A Comforting Sip
A glass of warm milk is offered to soothe and settle. It’s a small gesture, but one that speaks volumes of care.
10:00 pm
Lights Out, Hearts Full
As the lights dim, the home falls into a hush. Residents retire to their rooms, hearts full, embraced by peace and the promise of another day.
As dawn breaks, our residents rise slowly, greeted by soft light and the quiet hum of morning. Personal care is attended to with patience and dignity—setting the tone for a peaceful day ahead.
A wholesome breakfast is served, followed by a comforting cup of tea or coffee. It’s not just a meal—it’s a moment of connection, where smiles are exchanged and stories begin to stir.
Residents gather in a serene circle to chant bhajans and shlokas. The air fills with devotion and calm, weaving a spiritual thread that binds hearts together.
Lunch arrives with warmth and care. Each plate carries not just nutrition, but the love of those who prepare it—nourishing both body and soul.
Afternoons are reserved for quiet naps, soft blankets, and gentle dreams. It’s a time to recharge, reflect, and simply be.
Evening snacks bring a touch of delight—often accompanied by laughter, shared memories, or a favorite tune playing in the background.
This is sacred space. Whether reading, listening to music, chatting with a friend, or simply watching the sunset, each elder chooses how to spend these golden hours.
Dinner is served with gratitude and gentleness. It’s a quiet celebration of the day’s blessings, shared around the table with warmth.
A glass of warm milk is offered to soothe and settle. It’s a small gesture, but one that speaks volumes of care.
As the lights dim, the home falls into a hush. Residents retire to their rooms, hearts full, embraced by peace and the promise of another day.
