Acharya Tulsi International Preksha & Meditation Centre, Ladnun is situated amidst the verdant campus of Jain Vishva Bharati University at Ladnun, the spiritual fortress established by Acharya Tulsi. Nestled amidst nature—green neem trees, peacocks roaming around the campus, and desert winds—this peaceful centre is a perfect place for deep introspection and spiritual inquiry. Within the compound is situated the vast Sambodhi hall, seating more than 300 meditators under the pyramidal-roofed building, facing five small mantra pyramids for silent recitation and aid halls and auditoriums for theory classes, workshops, and retreats.

The meditation center, Anand Nilay, has non‑AC and AC rooms, shared dining, and vegetarian meals carefully prepared to facilitate meditation activities. Visitors and practitioners are welcome to practice Preksha Meditation, a scientifically developed Jain system of attention to posture (yogasana), observation of the breath, recitation of a mantra, and relaxation (kayotsarga) to achieve emotional purification, clear thinking, and profound self‑realization. Daily well-being activities comprise garden areas devoted to quiet contemplation, and instruction in pranayama and yoga by senior monks and experienced Preksha instructors—sometimes with visiting foreign guests and visiting dignitaries.

The Centre also organizes residential camps—like the upcoming 7-day Level-1 programmes—on a periodic basis at reasonable rates (₹5,100 per session), in addition to regular online workshops like “Samtaal Shvas” (mindful breathing) free classes. Well-rated by travelers—4.8/5 on average on Google—users tend to appreciate the peaceful atmosphere, skilled leadership by guides like Sadhvi Ji or Shramani Ji, and exhaustive learnings on stress management and inner peace.

Acharya Tulsi International Preksha & Meditation Centre is the global center for Preksha Meditation, continuing the lineage of Acharya Mahapragya’s creation of this new yet ancient meditation. Its peaceful desert setting, grounded in the Jain tradition of ahimsa, is a place to which pilgrims travel seeking whole-body, mind, and spirit renewal