Welcome to Center Street
A Place for the Heart
Located in Orlando, FL, Center Street – A Place for the Heart is more than just a retreat center; it’s a sanctuary where ancient wisdom meets modern vitality. This beloved space is designed for those who seek wellness and spirituality, offering a unique blend of traditional practices and contemporary approaches to health and inner peace.
We proudly continue the legacy of the Baba Siri Chand Ashram, a beacon of Kundalini Yoga, meditation, and spiritual education for over forty years. This sacred ground has been a place of learning, celebration, and community, deeply rooted in practices that nurture the body, mind, and spirit. Our commitment is to build upon this profound foundation, honoring its history while embracing a future filled with possibility and inclusion.
A testament to our evolving journey is the preservation and transformation of the beautiful murals created by Hari Mundir in 1997. These artworks, rich in spiritual symbolism, have been lovingly updated to reflect a broader spectrum of color, femininity, and natural elements. In moving away from specific religious affiliations, we have carefully adapted these murals to foster a secular and universal environment that respects and celebrates diversity. Our aim is to create a space that welcomes all, regardless of their spiritual path, in a setting that honors the beauty of the natural world and the human spirit.
At Center Street – A Place for the Heart, we are dedicated to providing a sanctuary that is open, inclusive, and healing. By weaving together the threads of tradition and innovation, we invite you to join us in a journey of discovery, growth, and connection. Here, in the heart of Orlando, we offer a haven for those looking to explore the depths of their being in a community that cherishes every step of that journey.
We offer a unique retreat space designed to transport you away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life into a temenos, a sacred space that provides an environment for personal and collective transformation.