The Birds of The Sacred Grove
Every landscape has a story. Some begin as quiet stretches of open land, waiting with patient possibility. Not many years ago, The Sacred Grove was a...
The Satsang Journal
Teachings, field notes and stories of service from across The Satsang Foundation.
Every landscape has a story. Some begin as quiet stretches of open land, waiting with patient possibility. Not many years ago, The Sacred Grove was a...
For centuries, cold-pressed oils have been an integral part of traditional Indian living, valued not only for their rich flavour but also for their nutritional integrity and healing properties. Ext...
Across India, one often encounters a striking sight — two or three trees growing from the same pit, their trunks entwined as if in quiet companionship. Such groupings are not accidental; they are o...
With the monsoon season behind us and winter slowly approaching, the lush green landscapes around us are a reminder of the planting drives that brought new life into the earth over the past months....
We’re sending a quick update regarding our previous email about the upcoming Parent Child Retreat. There is an update to the earlier communication. Here is the updated information Registrations for...
When: December 23 - 28, 2025Where: The Sacred GroveDuration: 3 Day and 5 Day Options The Sacred Grove, located amidst the tranquil surroundings of rural Andhra Pradesh, welcomes you to share with y...
The Gaushalas at Madanapalle and The Sacred Grove, Chowdepalle were established with a simple purpose to protect indigenous cows and build a sustainable practice around them. Lovingly cared for by ...
One can practice Seva as a way to transcend one’s own mind, and the inner peace gained from Sadhana can be reflected in interaction with the outside world.” — Sri M A girl of about ten or twel...
Three years ago, on 3rd July, 2022, Sri M inaugurated The Sacred Grove: Centre for Exploring Consciousness, where those seeking space for Swadhyaya (Self-study) retreats and Well-being through Yoga...
The first fortnight of May saw Nepal host a requiem ceremony for the Yala glacier high up in the Langtang mountain of the Himalayas. Glacial melt due to carbon emissions, rising waters, natural dis...
An artisan sculpting a piece of rock, a weaver rhythmically weaving Tana- Bana, a potter moulding a pot on a spinning wheel, a woman embroidering a piece of cloth, or someone’s hand pounding grains...
In the whirlwind of our lives, the simple act of pausing to marvel at the majestic embrace of the mountains or the reflections of trees in the serene waters of a pond is becoming a rare joy. ...