Pottery

Pottery

Our Mission

Simple Living and High Thinking
To lead & help others also to live a healthy, sustainable, productive, chaste & aesthete life off the land so as to enrich ourselves spiritually, morally and intellectually.
This entails creating a spiritual revolution which will overcome and re-direct the present “industrial revolution”. We are convinced that people can become happy and safe only by living under the shelter of God, in harmony with His creation. If you feel inspired to assist us in this endeavor,
Sahyadri Sri Krishna Balarama Ksetra” where our goal will be to realize God by learning to live on the lap of material nature. This is India’s ancient motto of “Simple Living and High Thinking”. Living more naturally helps one attain “God-Realization”, the goal of life. Unfortunately, the modern age has practically destroyed this ideology. We are striving to revive our lost culture based on God consciousness.
This entails creating a spiritual revolution which will overcome and re-direct the present “industrial revolution”. We are convinced that people can become happy and safe only by living under the shelter of God, in harmony with His creation. If you feel inspired to assist us in this endeavor, please come visit us or contact us.

Pottery

ISKCON (International Society for Krishna Consciousness) is a global movement that promotes spiritual awareness and devotion to Lord Krishna. One of the activities that ISKCON promotes is pottery, which is a form of art that involves creating objects out of clay. In ISKCON villages, pottery is not just a leisure activity but also a way to connect with the divine. Pottery in ISKCON villages is taught as part of the spiritual curriculum. The activity is considered a meditation practice that helps individuals to focus their minds and connect with the divine. The process of creating an object out of clay is seen as a symbolic representation of the process of spiritual transformation.

ISKCON pottery is unique because it often features images and symbols related to Lord Krishna and his teachings. The pottery is also made using traditional techniques that have been passed down for generations. This makes each piece of pottery unique and imbued with spiritual significance. Pottery making in ISKCON villages is a community activity. People of all ages participate in the activity, and it is often used as a way to bring people together. The activity provides an opportunity for people to connect with each other and share their spiritual experiences. In conclusion, pottery making is an important activity in ISKCON villages. It is not just a leisure activity but also a way to connect with the divine. The pottery made in ISKCON villages is unique and imbued with spiritual significance. It is a community activity that brings people together and provides an opportunity for them to share their spiritual experiences.