Vachana literature is not just poetry—it is truth spoken in the simplest and most direct way. Born from the Sharanas of the 12th century, it reflects a way of thinking that values lived experience over ritual. 

We are also working to document and preserve our rich folklore traditions—stories, songs, and cultural practices passed down through generations.

Many of these exist only in oral form. By recording them, we aim to ensure they are not lost and can be shared with future generations.

Our work goes beyond spirituality into everyday life. We actively create awareness about the environment.

We remind people that nature is not separate from us—it is part of who we are. Protecting it is not just a duty, but something that comes from understanding and gratitude.