Are you seeking answers to the big questions of life?
- Would you like to find a real sense of purpose?
- Are you interested in connecting with everyone around you on a deeper level?
If your answer to any of these questions is YES, then Tree of Devotion is exactly what you need.
Tree of Devotion is derived from the Sanskrit words Bhakti (meaning “devotion”) and Vriksha (meaning “Tree”).
What is Tree of Devotion?
Globally, this programme has been running for over 20 years and has been successfully implemented in many parts of the world, such as the Middle East, India, Australia, UK, USA and Russia.
In a world fatigued by material passions and now turning towards deeper solutions, Tree of Devotion (Bhakti-Vriksha) will find a place in every home and heart. Through its simple yet sacred Vedic teachings, it offers practical opportunities to reconnect with our spiritual roots.
Our Common Roots
The tree signifies that although we come from many different walks of life, we all have common roots — the aim is to understand those roots through spiritual learning and practice in three key areas:
Knowledge
What to practise, and why.
Skills
How to practise.
Values
What is right.
How does Tree of Devotion work?
We take spiritual seekers through a systematic journey according to their level of understanding and interest. The programme provides a well-thought-out structure for spiritual progression, as well as personal guidance and positive engagement — helping you find meaningful purpose in life.
Our actions determine our daily habits, which in turn shape our lives. Members are guided to seek constructive association and opportunities that transform the way they go through their day. Particularly during difficult times, our dedicated care team supports individuals by listening to challenges and helping explore potential solutions.
How can I get involved?
You can start your journey by joining a series of online (Zoom) taster sessions lasting up to 8 weeks (1.5–2 hours per week) and then review from there. Groups are small and limited to 10–15 members.
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