FAQ

Sukhinah is built on the belief that a purposeful life strikes a balance between materialism and spirituality, personal growth and social contribution, and science and nature. It emphasizes living in harmony with natural laws while contributing to societal and environmental well-being.

Derived from the Sanskrit phrase "Sarve Sukhinah Bhavantu", Sukhinah means "may all be happy." It reflects the community’s vision to create happiness and harmony for all its members and the environment.

Sukhinah practices Integrated Natural Farming, which includes chemical-free seasonal crops, fruit orchards, and Desi cow dairying. This approach restores soil health, promotes biodiversity, and ensures sustainable livelihoods.

Yes, we offer both online and offline training workshops on natural farming and Desi cow dairying. Programs range from 3-day workshops to intensive 7-day training at Sukhinah communities.

Vidya Kulam is Sukhinah’s holistic education initiative that blends modern science, coding, and STEM with traditional Sanskrit, scriptures, life skills, arts, and sports. It aims to nurture well-rounded individuals who balance personal growth with societal contributions.

Vidyakulam accepts students from 5th class onwards, typically aged 9–10 years.

Admission details are available on our website. Applicants need to complete an online form, attend an orientation session, and meet specific admission criteria aligned with Sukhinah's values.

• Modern subjects: Coding, STEM, mathematics, and science.
• Traditional wisdom: Sanskrit, scriptures (Vedas), and cultural studies.
• Life skills: Natural farming, health, wellness, and household chores.
• Extracurriculars: Arts, culture, and sports.

1. Anyone who resonates with Sukhinah’s vision can join in the following roles:

• As a Trustee to contribute to governance.
• As a Natural Farmer, living on-site and practicing natural farming.
• As an Acharya (teacher), guiding students in education and life skills.
• As a Vidyakulam Student for holistic education.
• As a Donor through monthly or one-time contributions.

Yes, residents must follow sustainable living practices, such as natural farming, eco-friendly construction, and community governance aligned with Sukhinah’s sustainability guidelines.

Yes, under the guidance of Sarve Sukhinah Trust, you can develop a Sukhinah Community in your region, provided you adhere to our sustainability and operational guidelines.

1. You can contribute by:

• Monthly Donations: ₹1,100 per month.
• One-Time Donations: Supporting specific initiatives like education, farming, or infrastructure.
• Volunteering: Sharing your expertise or time in education, farming, or community activities.

1. Your contributions support holistic education, natural farming practices, and sustainable community development, helping spread Sukhinah’s vision across India.

1. Sukhinah organizes both offline and online workshops, such as:

• Offline:
  • 3-7 day training on natural and Desi cow farming.
  • Eco-friendly housing workshops.
  • Community setup training.
• Online:
  • 6-month coding workshops.
  • 4-month life skills programs for children.
  • Digital marketing and business consultancy for natural farmers.

1. The Sukhinah Mega Utsav is an annual 3-day event at a Sukhinah Community site, exclusively for community members to celebrate achievements, exchange ideas, and strengthen bonds.

Yes, we organize guided tours to developed Sukhinah Communities and potential sites under development. These tours provide insights into sustainable living, natural farming, and Gurukul education.

These tours, lasting 10–30 days, explore existing Sukhinah Communities, natural farms, and Gurukuls across India.

Sukhinah aims to establish a network of sustainable communities across India that embody balance, harmony, and purposeful living.

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