On August 7, 1977, Shivabalayogi established what is his largest ashram, which is in the Jaya Pradesh neighborhood (J. P. Nagar) of Bangalore city. Shri Swamiji had a building constructed on the south side which contains a large meditation hall, offices, a library, kitchen, store rooms, and rooms for Swamiji, ashram residents, and visiting devotees. The massive granite complex stands four stories tall, its hall topped by a large aum symbol. Its meditation hall is sixty by seventy feet of marble floor space spanned by vaulted concrete roof and seating 1500 people. Shri Swamiji designed the hall, just as he did all the buildings at his ashrams. Shri Swamiji enjoyed taking an active interest in the design and construction, working closely with engineers and contractors, but often overruling them even in details such as the thickness of the concrete to be poured or the gauge and thickness of reinforcing steel bars.

On the north side of the Bangalore ashram is a large complex constructed between 1982 and 1987. It contains the Brahma Vishnu Maheshwara temple on the north-east corner, a large wedding hall named in honor of Swamiji’s mother, Shrimati Allaka Parvatamma, kitchen facilities and a dining hall for mass feedings, and numerous additional rooms for residents and guests.