Alam Cinta Ashram

Take a vacation in paradise... Participate in your own personal 'retreat' by coming to Alam Cinta Ashram, home to Jayem and 'Friends of the Heart',

Ashram Schedule

The ashram schedule provides you with an overview of activities offered at the ashram...

The Topic is Love

An excerpt from a Darshan in Bali on Love

What others have said...

Christopher from the UK:

When the taxi pulled up outside Ashram Alam Cinta one Sunday evening last December, it was the start of what would become an amazing, life-affirming, transformative six-month journey with Jayem and friends.

I have so many memories:- of the various weekly events, the beautiful peaceful grounds of the ashram, teachings with Jayem, shared meals and connections with other residents - connections I found to be honest, loving and supportive. My time there, became so precious, as well as challenging and nourishing.

And through it all was the calm, compassionate, dependable and very real presence of Jayem, whom I came to know as a friend and brother - one who never wavers from his life purpose as a channel for the beautiful, penetrating teachings of Jeshua and who, with great selflessness and down-to-earth humour, is totally committed to helping people look at their issues and patterns that keep them stuck or blocked, and who allows people to take responsibility and experience whatever is coming up for them. His success as a teacher lies in his having walked this path, in having been through all the steps and stages, and who shares his own past difficulties and struggles with real openness and humility.

I am so grateful for my time in Bali and especially my experiences at the ashram, and can unreservedly recommend it for anyone who, in their inner life, connects with this pathway. You will find great riches including unconditional Love and acceptance (Oh yes, and lots of laughter!). Just don't expect it to be always a comfortable or easy ride!

August, 2011

A shabbat offering from Eileen:

As the week draws to a close, with gratitude, allowed to die. It serves as a symbol for me, of what is happening to the little "I" Today is the eve of my earth birthday, the completion of the years before. A time to let go of the past with thanks, my true self, the Christ within to explore. A conscious living commitment, of unravelling all I have thought I am explore the darkest corners of my self-made prison, and burn wounds and fears with Love's flame.

With a grateful heart I give thanks to you all, for your space and love and time. In my mind I knew, now in my heart I feel, I do not walk this journey alone. On this Shabbat I make the time, the life I've lived to review. To consciously choose what I most desire, and prepare to birth anew.

Shabbat Shalom

From Glen:

When I first arrived I was in a high state of anxiety... Feeling emotionally frozen and shut down... I went to all ashram events and finally 'woke up' to everyone, and well I truly got what you were all doing.

Since I've been back home, my life has taken a turn for the better. Despite the cold and the dark, for the first time ever I am genuinely motivated to sorting my life out, and I feel it is safe to return to life as a man on this planet. I am amazed by this, and so much continued to be cleared.

Overall I found it to be a profoundly loving and inspiring experience living in your spiritual community, and Bali generally, and I know that even more possibility for lasting transformation exists!

From Barbara:

"...A gift of this deep immersion was that I became aware of hidden strategies, often originating in childhood from the perceived need for safety/survival. I was shocked to discover, underlying my adventurous, polished adult personality, veins of neediness, suckiness, victimyness. Whoa!..." "...How embarrassing. I dropped that strategy like a bottle of poison AND forgave myself, realizing I’d made the only choices I knew how to as a child..."

Wayan from Bali:

First of all, thank you for sharing such a profound way of getting in touch with my being and experiencing to be the silent witness of my mind, emotion and my memory of the past.

Comments from Rose in Australia:

When I first visited Alam Cinta I felt like I was entering a magical adventure into the abundance of God as I looked out over the gorge to the lush ridge and rice paddies being led down the many steps, through the terraces and beautiful gardens down to that beautiful swimming pool. I was soon to discover the exquisiteness of sunrise by the pool and the sense of community as we gathered here at the end of the day, sharing, laughing and sometimes even spontaneously rebirthing. I was really here in all this glory. God's glory. He wanted me to be here!

What Diana wrote when asked to put her experience into words:

Are you thinking about visiting the Ashram in Bali? Don't think... Go! Go home to your self, and enjoy the magnificence of the experience. The Ashram itself is stylish and comfortable; the food great; the location quiet, convenient and spectacular. Just Go! But of course the real reason you want to go is.... yourself. What an investment! The Brilliant Beings at the Ashram hold space and love and truth during your unfolding. And while you don't want to leave when it's over, you're dancing inside and you want to return to your "old" life because you know it's made anew!

Deb's thoughts:

Staying at the Ashram was one of the greatest gifts I have ever given myself!!! It was giving myself total permission to be — to love and be loved, to grow, to nurture and be nurtured — I guess, just to be held by God.

Suzanne from Way of the Heart:

I have just had the amazing experience of two, two month stays at the Ashram here in Bali. I previously came for workshops over the last two years and consider them the major turning points in my spiritual journey. While I was travelling back and forward I had the chance to watch what was happening for people who were taking the time to spend a continuous staying in the Ashram energy and was really impressed. I would say that from my observation they had made lifetimes of progress in coming into wholeness, expressing their essence and finding peace.

What Lorraine felt after 2 months in Alam Cinta:

If you have ever prayed, asked the question silently or even shouted to God "I want to awaken" — "I want to come Home" then "Alam Cinta" the Ashram in Ubud Bali (where Jayem so Masterfully Teaches and Lives the teachings of Jeshua) is the only place you would want to be.

Comments from Gail:

An alternative to dying and going to heaven is to come to Alam Cinta Ashram where we "live and come to paradise."

Living the Ashram Experience — Bengt:

Alam Cinta in my heart... My time at the ashram has totally and irreversibly changed my life into the path of the servant and ultimate mastery. By the way, it is with great hesitation I say 'my life' because truly the life I now live is no longer mine — it is God's.