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The Self-Realization Fellowship Escondido Meditation Center is centrally located between the beautiful Escondido mountains and the Pacific Ocean.
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1840 Del Dios Road
Escondido, CA 92029
E-mail: info@escondidosrf.org
Phone: (760) 480-1161
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Who we are
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The heart of the Escondido Meditation Center is an active and growing group of Self-Realization Fellowship members and friends. They participate in services and activities for adults, teens, and children.
The Center hosts regularly scheduled events that include meditations, talks in English and Spanish, kirtan (group devotional singing), a Lessons study group, special commemorative services for the SRF gurus, and an annual Kriyaban ceremony. Monastics also conduct weddings and christenings.
Sunday school classes are held for children ages 3 to 12, and an active teen group engages those who are 13 to 19. A parent-infant room is available for parents with children younger than 3.
Periodically monastics speak at the Sunday morning service and give classes. A fellowship brunch is held monthly so members, their families, and friends can meet while enjoying a delicious vegetarian meal.
EMC offers numerous opportunities for service. Volunteer committees are overseen by a managing council, which is elected annually by members. The council is guided by the SRF Center Department in Los Angeles.
Donations go towards upkeep of the property and other general expenses, the EMC Building Fund, or to SRF, as indicated by the donor.
SRF was established by Paramahansa Yogananda, a God-realized Master who came to the West from India in 1920. His primary mission was to teach Kriya Yoga, a scientific meditation technique for attaining direct, personal experience of God. To learn more about the SRF teachings, we suggest you visit the Center's Bookroom, which is open every Sunday morning. Here you can find a wide range of how-to-live books, CDs, and DVDs on the teachings of Paramahansa Yogananda and the art and science of spiritual living. Free literature and applications for the SRF Lessons also are available.
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