Living from the Ground of Being

by Tania Manfredini

by Steve Miller with Harriet Watson

by Kim Rosen & Jami Sieber

from Volunteers

by Sandy Muñoz

Aea Luz

by Zubin Mathai

by Robin Chaurasiya

by Susan Watson

Living from the Ground of Being

Sharing our Stories of Realization and Recognition

Feast of Losses

To coincide with the release of their new album, Feast of Losses, we asked Kim Rosen and Jami Sieber about the inspiration for this collaboration. Read More

Letters from the Forum

The Gangaji Forum is a potent and intimate source of connection for members of this community. We asked a few contributors for permission to share their recent posts with you. Read More

Volunteer Spotlight | Helping Us Get Back to In-Person Events

As we reflect back on 2022, one of the highlights has been our return to in-person events. After a two year hiatus, Gangaji was able to welcome many of you to retreat at Fallen Leaf Lake in South Lake Tahoe, at Santa Sabina Center in the Bay Area, and in our own sweet home town of Ashland, OR. Here are a few of the many volunteers who made that possible. Read More

Volunteer Spotlight | Prison Correspondence Program

Almost a year ago we welcomed Sandy Muñoz to our team as the volunteer in charge of pairing prisoners with potential corresponders, and making sure all the letter that fly across the country reach the right hands. Here is her report on serving in this vital role. We are so grateful to have Sandy on the team! Read More

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Letters from our Community Behind Bars

I Feel a Pure Sense of Purpose

I Keep You In Mind and Heart

Letter from a Thai Prison

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“This is your resting place, your watering hole. Find what supports you, what includes you, and drink it in. Be nourished. Be enlivened. And when you feel thirsty again, drink some more.” —Gangaji

In Your Own Words

for the love of peace

The Gangaji Foundation serves the truth of universal consciousness and the potential for the recognition of peace inherent in the core of all being. Download For the Love of Peace

How Many prisons do we Serve in the US?

You might be surprised by how many prisoners, website visitors, podcast listeners, and more have participated in this global community in 2022. See the Maps.

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"I can't imaging a better way to serve. It is such a privilege. I feel that I am standing behind Gangaji, putting my resources into her use of her words." Get Started

The Fire of Inquiry

Steve Miller, At Home In the Forest

Feast of Losses

Volunteer Spotlight | Helping Us Get Back to In-Person Events

Volunteer Spotlight | Prison Correspondence Program

Dust & Light

To My Younger Selves: Lessons on Spirituality

Letter of Gratitude from the Himalayas

Painting Gangaji