The Himalayan Institute does indeed host a range of events and retreats that are explicitly oriented around Swami Rama’s life, teachings, and spiritual legacy. Among these are annual observances such as his birthday celebrations and memorial events that honor his mahasamadhi, often accompanied by satsangs, meditation, and the sharing of his teachings. These commemorative gatherings serve not only as devotional occasions but also as structured opportunities to reflect on his contribution to the Himalayan Tradition and to deepen one’s connection with that lineage.

Beyond these annual observances, the Institute offers retreats and residential programs that draw directly from Swami Rama’s methods in meditation, pranayama, yoga, and self-transformation. Such programs typically emphasize systematic practice—meditation retreats based on his techniques, pranayama intensives following his breathing methods, and silent retreats that highlight his contemplative approach. Residential stays and longer-term programs provide a context in which participants can integrate these teachings into daily life, combining study, disciplined practice, and community living in a setting shaped by his guidance.

The Institute also maintains a strong educational dimension in its offerings related to Swami Rama. Workshops and study groups focus on his written works and philosophical insights, while teacher training and other structured programs are grounded in his approach to yoga and meditation instruction. Across these various formats—commemorative events, retreats, and educational programs—the unifying thread is a sustained engagement with the Himalayan Tradition as articulated by Swami Rama, preserving his legacy while making it accessible to contemporary spiritual aspirants.