Projects

Braj Care

Braj care is a charitable organization that provides humanitarian and poverty relief programs in the area of Vraja, Northern India. The charity’s work is focused on raising awareness and funds in order to improve the conditions of life of the poor and destitute.Read more

VIHE - Vrindavan Institute for Higher Education, India

The VIHE in Vrindavan was established to fulfill Shrila Prabhupada´s desire (who is the spiritual master of Sacinandana Swami) for an educational institute in Vrindavan. The VIHE in the holy land of Krishna provides an ideal facility and atmosphere for all who wish to improve their sadhana, develop their devotional qualities, engage in serious study, associate with senior devotees, and receive training in practical skills relevant to management and presenting Krishna consciousness.Read more

Vedaforum, Zurich, Switzerland

The Vedaforum includes experience-based programs allowing one to feel, hear, smell, and taste the ambience of spiritual India. The Vedaforum organizes regular kirtan evenings, as well as presentations of Indian wisdom stories accompanied by music. It is easy to switch off from every-day life and dive into deep spiritual experiences during these enlivening programs.Read more

Bhaktivedanta College, Belgium

Sacinandana Swami has been a visiting professor of the Bhaktivedanta College in Belgium for the past 10 years. Amongst other things, he teaches annual Japa & Kirtan Retreats aimed to help the participants improve their chanting – in japa as well as in kirtan. Read more

Vedenakademie, Berlin, Germany

The Vedenakademie (read Veda Acadamy) was established in 1996 by Marcus Schmieke at “Schloss Weißenstein” with the aim to integrate science and spirituality on the basis of Vedic knowledge. Since then the academy developed several correspondence courses, seminars and published literature in the following subjects: Read more

Yoga Is Music, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbia

Yoga Is Music was started by organizing a kirtan tour with Krishna das and Sacinandana Swami in the Balkans, September 2009. They visited the Balkan’s five major cities (Zagreb, Split, Sarajevo, Belgrade and Novi Sad) and performed kirtan concerts and workshops. After these events the love for kirtan started fructifying in many hearts across the countries. A kirtan community has emerged which is now present in more than ten cities across the area. Students, yoga enthusiasts, spiritual seekers and other beautiful souls all find peace, love and light in the unifying shakti (force/energy) of singing the Divine Names. Read more