Official website for Rishikula
Every full moon @ 6.00 pm
Begins March, 2026
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INVOKING RISHIS
Rishi Sabha
INVOLUTION
Mother Nature has made you Human. Now it is your svadharma to go further and beyond this limitation and become a Being. To realize this potential through the process of involution is the next step of evolution.
Earth Seva
Nature is your dharmic mother. The moment you accommodate her into your life and serve her selflessly, your karmic impressions across lifetimes begin to dissolve faster. Save yourself by Serving her.
Repay your Karmic Debts
Take Part In The PanchamahayagnaS
Ṛṇa are specific responsibilities to be discharged by every individual during one’s lifetime in gratitude to the various benefits that one obtains in life from different sources such as deities, sages, ancestors, society, and nature. Every human being by birth carries this baggage of ṛṇa and is indebted to existence for providing them the opportunity to experience life in innumerable ways.
Debt owed to Deities
At Rishikula, debt to the sages is repaid through forest gurukulas, where the sadhana of returning to our scriptures, experientially transforming oneself, birthing rishi putras and putris, and spreading compassion, joy and real knowledge is taught.
Debt owed to Sages
At Rishikula, debt to the ancestors is repaid through Shraddha ceremonies, healing ancestral trauma through counseling, Mrityunjaya Bhairava Sadhana, and the art of dying meditation programs.
Debt owed to Ancestors
At Rishikula, debt to humanity is repaid through our social outreach programs where we integrate local communities with natural ways of living, organic food productivity, eco-creative projects, and connecting the older generation to the younger generation through vanaprastha ashrama sadhana.
Debt owed to Humanity
At Rishikula, debt to mother nature is repaid by creation and expansion of biodiverse habitats for our fellow earthlings, food forests for animals and birds, building ponds and lakes, Goushala, Kaccharshala, Ashwashala and Gajashalas for sheltering domesticated animals.
Debt owed to Mother Nature
In Rishikula, debt to the devatas is repaid through construction of temples, meditation spaces, performance of yajnas, mantra, yantra and tantra sadhana. To transform our lives, we must invoke our favorite deities with purity of our intention, commitment, discipline and focus.