Swami Radha finds the current Ashram site, originally named "Yasodhara Estates." Swami Radha gives is the name Yasodhara Ashram. Yasodhara was the wife of the Buddha; Yasoda is the mother of Krishna.

Swami Radha discovers the location for the round temple she has dreamed about since childhood.

The land is cleared and the foundation for the Temple of Divine Light is laid.

Swami Radha leads groups in reflections, dreams and Kundalini. She lays the foundation of future teaching.

The Beach Prayer Room is the first building to be added to the existing homestead site. Satsang is held in the Prayer Room.

Swami Radha on a lecture tour of Association for Research and Enlightenment (ARE) centres and Unity churches across the US and Canada - to help "put the Ashram on the map."

Interviews on radio and television.

Siva Press, the first Ashram press printed newsletters, the first printing of the Divine Light Invocation book (1966), and Ascent, a quarterly journal (1969).

Clearing the land for garden and future buildings.

Swami Radha maintains her personal connection to the Divine. Here, in the Beach Prayer Room.

Building Siva Hall--the first resident building and classroom/ office/ bookstore.

Siva Hall is completed.

Building Many Mansions, Swami Radha's residence, teaching space and sound studio.