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Replay from our Online Program with Punditji about the Yagyas We are excited to share the replay of the Informative and Enlightening Session with Pundit Samavedula, a world-renowned Vedic Priest who will be performing several Vedic Fire Ceremonies known as Yagyas over three days on August 2 - 4, 2024 in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania. We will be hosting this event again this year in 2026! Keep an eye out for the latest updates. Pundit Sharma C.S. Samavedula, a 6th generation Sa

The Mamos are indigenous special holy beings from the High Sierra Mountains in Columbia, South America who have come to share their message with the world to help us do our part in healing the planet. Our Earth is currently in a state of transition as we see the change in weather patterns, increase in fires, oceans rise, temperatures increase and conflicts expand. Many of these changes are due to our inability to live in harmony with each other and our natural environment. Pa

This is the second of a three-part series of Pagamentos, or sacred ceremonies, led by the Mamos Indians, that were part of the planetary earthwork we did with our community on behalf of the wildlife in the Atlantic Ocean. The Mamos are indigenous special holy beings from the High Sierra Mountains in Columbia, South America who have come to share their message with the world to help us do our part in healing the planet. Our Earth is currently in a state of transition as we see

This is the third of the three-part series which highlights a very important message from the Mamos about the collective responsibility we have with Nature. The Zagas and Mamos are special indigenous holy beings from the High Sierra Mountains in Columbia, South America. They have a very special mission on the planet and are here to teach us what we can do to help and support the earth and all her beings including humanity move through these times of transition. The Mamos do P

As we gather in this season of Thanksgiving, we pause to reflect on the many blessings in our lives—family, community, and the abundance of the harvest. We remember the first Thanksgiving, when the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag , the "People of the First Light," came together in a spirit of unity and gratitude. Their shared meal celebrated not only the fruits of the land but also the values of cooperation, generosity, and mutual respect. Today, we honor the enduring wisdom and t