Spiritual Journey of Flow & Energy with Prakash Bolakhe
Reconnect with Nature. Experience Traditional Living. Discover the Flow of Spiritual Energy.
We invite spiritual seekers, conscious travellers, students, artisans, and nature lovers to explore a simple, natural, and meaningful way of living at the Global Spiritual Community House in Kushadevi, Kavre.
Rooted in Sanatan and Vedic philosophy, this journey brings together spiritual practice, traditional knowledge, agriculture, physical activity, local food, natural materials, and community living.
Our purpose: to learn from nature, reconnect with our traditional roots, and build a foundation for a conscious lifestyle.
Photo Gallery
Glimpses of the natural landscapes, daily rhythms, and community life around Kushadevi.
What Can We Do Together?
Four interwoven paths of practice, work, and learning — move freely between them.
Spiritual Practice & Sacred Nature
Creating sacred space and a steady daily rhythm of practice, inspired by the five-deity tradition.
- Build the foundation for a Shiva Panchayan Puja space
- Develop Linga Dhyana, Japa, and chanting practice
- Create a Panchayan Garden (Pancha Batika) with sacred plants and trees
- Practise meditation, mantra chanting, silence, and mindful breathing
- Explore the relationship between spiritual awareness, nature, and everyday life
Natural Living & Outdoor Activities
Living with the land, the seasons, and the simple rhythms of rural life.
- Hiking through the natural landscapes of Kushadevi
- Cycling and exploring local villages
- Working together in agriculture and gardening
- Learning responsible animal husbandry and animal care
- Sharing traditional knowledge, teaching, and learning across generations
- Experiencing rural life through simple, purposeful activities
Conscious Food — From Nature to the Kitchen
Food is more than nourishment; it is a connection between nature, culture, health, and consciousness.
- Collect locally available, responsibly sourced firewood where permitted, and learn traditional cooking methods
- Experience cooking over a traditional fire and using simple, traditional lighting
- Collect or purchase seasonal vegetables, grains, herbs, and locally produced ingredients
- Prepare vegetarian meals using traditional recipes and local knowledge
- Learn about food cultivation, harvesting, preparation, and sharing
- Reduce waste and respect the natural resources that sustain us
Conscious Clothes — Textile, Handicraft & Natural Materials
Clothing connects us with nature, traditional skills, cultural identity, and the people who transform natural resources into useful products. Together we explore sustainable materials, traditional craftsmanship, and nature-conscious production.
- Bamboo & Nigalo: traditional weaving, baskets, and handicrafts
- Sisnu (Stinging Nettle): traditional uses and potential as a natural textile fibre
- Alaichi (Cardamom): agricultural, cultural, and potential natural-dye applications
- Silk: natural fibres, traditional textile knowledge, and conscious clothing
- Handmade Crafts & Textiles: locally available materials shaped into useful, beautiful, sustainable products
Who Can Join?
Whether you are a spiritual seeker, conscious traveller, student, volunteer, farmer, artisan, or simply someone wishing to reconnect with nature — this journey offers an opportunity to experience a more grounded and purposeful way of living.
Our Philosophy
Conscious Food
Awareness of what we eat — from soil to kitchen, seasonal, local, and waste-free.
Conscious Textile
Awareness of what we wear — natural fibres, traditional skills, and local craft.
Conscious Living
Awareness of how we live — simple, purposeful, and in harmony with nature.
We believe that a meaningful life begins with awareness of what we eat, what we wear, how we live, and how we relate to nature and one another. Through spiritual practice, traditional skills, mindful work, and community participation, we seek to create a living space where people can learn, serve, share, and grow together.
Join the Journey
Come to learn. Come to serve. Come to experience the natural flow of life. Accommodation, meals, schedules, and other arrangements must be agreed upon in advance.
Come to learn. Come to serve. Come to experience the natural flow of life.