Life support

Monks are those who follow the ‘supermundane’ path, bringing divinity into this world, live by service, prayer and meditation and who acquire the most subtle spiritual energy of asceticism, self-sufficiency, peace and love. According to the Vedic tradition, which developed many centuries ago, monks live on donations from laypeople, thanks to which the balance of the universe, the balance of spiritual and material energies is maintained.

By supporting the monastic community, we support the light of Dharma in this world.

By supporting those who hold the spiritual vibrations of the planet, we multiply the good imprints in our consciousness, bringing more calmness, balance and inner depth into our lives. In this way, your fate improves, and the spiritual balance in society is maintained.

Our monastic community consists of 52 monks and monastics who are supported by the ashrams. You can provide support by making monthly donations to one or more monastic packages.

The monastic package is an opportunity to contribute to the maintenance of the monastic sangha. And this means the maintenance of spiritual asceticism, prayer and service to the enlightening power, the preservation and deepening of the teaching. In this way, you keep the fire of the tradition alive.

The simple living conditions of the sannyasis, food, clothing – all this requires care. The monastic package is an opportunity to support the monastic sangha by becoming its trustee.

How does it work?

• One monastic package – €150 per month
• 52 packages are available for support
• You can take one or more packages
• You can consider the package as your practice or service
• It is possible to support monks from a particular ashram

«It is the monastic communities worldwide, of all religions, that sustain sanity on this planet. It is the monks living up to their vows who sustain the vibration of law and order in the communities and nations of the world. This is how the devonic world sees each monastic community worldwide. This is how it is and should always be. This is how humanity balances out its experiential karmas and avoids destroying itself as it passes through the darkness of the Kali Yuga. The monastic communities that surround the planet, fulfilling their dharma, compensate for the adharma that is so prevalent, thus ensuring that humanity does not self-destruct in these trying times».