INDIA PILGRIMAGE
Sacred Expedition
· India ·
October 1st – October 14th, 2026
Walking the living current
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Devotion · Surrender · Inner transformation
This is not a retreat.
It is a pilgrimage.
A journey into living traditions,
sacred landscapes,
and inner currents that have guided humanity for millennia.
Rooted in India, the land where Buddha walked, taught, and awakened,
this pilgrimage unfolds across a sacred geography shaped by contemplation, compassion, and liberation.
An invitation to walk ancient paths,
to listen to what still speaks through silence,
and to be changed — not by seeking something new,
but by remembering what has always been here.
THE PILGRIMAGE
This sacred expedition is guided and held
with care and discernment.
Each step is both outer and inner,
combining travel, presence and contemplation.
Participants are invited
to meet India not as tourists,
but as pilgrims.
The journey unfolds through shared movement,
ritual spaces
and time for integration.
The working language of the pilgrimage is English.
Why India?
India is not a backdrop.
It is a teacher.
It is the land of Siddhārtha Gautama — the Buddha Śākyamuni —
born into the Śākya clan,
who renounced privilege to understand the roots of human suffering.
It was here that he walked as an ascetic,
sat in deep contemplation,
and enlightened beneath the Bodhi tree.
From this land emerged a living path —
one of awareness, compassion, and liberation —
that has guided humanity for more than two millennia.
Where water is sacred,
movement becomes prayer,
and time flows differently.
India invites humility,
openness,
and inner transformation.
CONTAINER & CARE
Participation is limited
to preserve depth, safety and coherence.
This pilgrimage requires physical mobility,
emotional openness
and a willingness to let go of control.
It is not designed for comfort,
but for truth and transformation.
Participation is by application only.
All submissions are reviewed with care.
If you feel called
to step into a living current
older than memory,
you are welcome to apply.