Mission & Vision

“May all people be welcomed to experience the original spiritual practice of simple living & higher thinking.”

As an eco yoga community set on an organic farm, the Krishna Village endeavours to provide the blueprint for an simple, mindful, spiritually based lifestyle. Drawing on the timeless wisdom of the ancient Vedas, we have created an authentic and supportive space to explore the science of self-realisation - populated by a beautiful community of retreat guests, volunteers, and spiritual seekers from all over the world who have come together in the spirit of co-creation to share their unique ideas and talents.

By allowing our guests to share in this experience, we propagate a wholesome (in Sanskrit: sattvic) and sustainable social environment that encourages the pursuit of personal and spiritual growth, leading towards a joyous and loving state of mind beneficial for all living beings.

Mission

A revolution in consciousness through well-being and spiritual practice

Vision

A global movement where wellbeing and spiritual practice unite for a better future

Values 

Community: We cultivate a loving, inclusive spiritual community where everyone can thrive — physically, mentally, and spiritually — through shared experiences and collective growth.

Service: Selfless service (seva) is the heart of our practice. We encourage each person to contribute their time and energy in a spirit of devotion, fostering purpose, connection, and humility.

Integrity: We live with empathy, honesty, authenticity, punctuality and respect. Guided by truth and compassion, our actions reflect the principles of Krishna Consciousness in all areas of life.

Spiritual Growth: We are committed to deepening our relationship with the Divine, cultivating wisdom, and embracing personal transformation through spiritual practice and reflection.

Integrated Practices: We harmonise the body, mind, and soul through conscious living — integrating yoga, wellness, mantra meditation, and sacred lifestyle practices rooted in the bhakti tradition.