Kashi is delighted to be hosting Holistic Centers Network first south east regional gathering 21-25 November. This is an opportunity to connect with leaders of other retreat centers and strengthen your network of support through peer to peer learning.
Anthropologist from Texas Tech, Lauren Miller Griffith, spent time at Kashi gathering research for her dissertation part of which has recently been published in The Journal of Dharma Studies. The Power of Place: the Transfer of Charismatic Authority to an American Ashram is a fascinating read which concludes,
Septic to sewer grant 1 of 2!
From Swami Durga Das:
I am pleased to share great news. Kashi just received an award of $95,861 from the St. Johns River Water Management District. As you know, the conversion for septic to sewer has been a goal of ours for many years.
A couple who recently spent time at Kashi as part of the ongoing Sustainable Kashi program, wrote this great blog piece. Click here.
Anthropologist from Texas Tech, Lauren Miller Griffith, spent time at Kashi gathering research for her dissertation part of which has recently been published in The Journal of Dharma Studies. The Power of Place: the Transfer of Charismatic Authority to an American Ashram is a fascinating read which concludes,
A couple who recently spent time at Kashi as part of the ongoing Sustainable Kashi program, wrote this great blog piece. Click here.
Holistic Centers Network newsletter article about Executive Director, Christine Lines’ recent stay at Kashi.
Over the 5 years that Sustainable Kashi has being offering Wwoofing (World Wide Opportunties for Organic Farming) opportunities, many people have passed through from all different countries and backgrounds. Here is some of their feedback about their experiences. Thank you Terry Hanuman for managing this wonderful program!
Midway between Miami and Orlando, the Sustainable Kashi Ashram is an interfaith intentional community that combines yoga, meditation, and permaculture projects on 80 acres land on the eastern coast of Florida.
The teachings of Kashi Ashram are based on kindness, compassion and service, embracing the sacred practices of many traditions in the lineage of Ma Jaya and Neem Karoli Baba.
Kashi is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Your donations are tax deductible.
