Australia Walpole
Video: a walk through the property
From the river to the chalets in twenty-five seconds. A short look at the land before you visit.
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Satsang: the twenty-four gurus of Dattatreya
The earth, a python, a bee, a young bride with her bangles: none of them human, all of them teachers. Listen to the recording, or read the notes.
India Ganeshpuri
Gokulam Gaushala: a day with the cows
They have names, opinions and very firm views on breakfast. A volunteer’s photo diary from the ashram’s gaushala.
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Australia Walpole
The morning round with Kamadenu and Nandini
Before breakfast, someone walks the property with buckets and a list of names. Here’s who they visit, and why guests keep asking to come along.
India Ganeshpuri
Annadaan: how a meal is served at the Annakshetra
From the first offering at the altar to the last plate handed over at the gate. What happens when you sponsor a day of annadaan.
Australia Walpole
Relax and Reset: notes from a day at the centre
Gentle movement, a walk by the inlet, a shared vegan lunch and a long stretch of quiet. What a day programme looks like, for anyone wondering whether it’s for them.
India Ganeshpuri
Tripti, Shreya, Moksha
What the scriptures say we truly offer those who came before us, and why a plate of food can carry a soul toward peace.
India Ganeshpuri
What the Silence Taught Me
A weekend at Mohanji Datta Tapovan: the rhythm of aarati, an evening with the teaching on Dattatreya, and what one visitor carried home.
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All voices →I came for two nights and stayed four. I hadn’t realised how tired I was until I stopped.
Thank you for the silent walk down to the inlet. I still think about it.
Two hours from the city and the noise just fell away. The evening aarati under the tree is something I will carry for a long time.
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