Sangham
Sharanam
Gacchami

Buddham sharanam gacchami – I go to the Buddha for refuge

Sangham sharanam gacchami – I go to the Sangha for refuge

Dhamman sharanam gacchami – I go to the Dhamma for refuge


The Fragrance of the Flower

The word ‘sangha’ refers to people who gather around a living Master.
It can be compared with a group of butterflies and bees, organically attracted by the nectar of a Flower that blooms.

Sangha people are following a path that reconnects them with the innocent authenticity every child is born with.
In the faraway past they may have lived in a monastery or an ashram.
Now, a sangha often is a melting pot of beautiful friends who live worldwide,
meeting each other again during retreats with their Master.

For those, once touched by the Master, it becomes such a joyful journey
that sharing follows as a natural response, sharing the Fragrance of the Flower.
The nectar sharing itself in its own way.



Discover Sanghaflowering’s Mission

‘When one reaches out to support another, one touches the face of God’
This quote by Walt Whitman beautifully describes what happens when people connect with each other from the heart. It is a natural response every child is born with.

By walking through Life, guided by a living Master, this innocent authenticity is called to be remembered.
When reconnecting with this gift of Life, the only longing that is left is to share our blessings with others: to be a loving company along the path
and strengthen each other’s growth and wellbeing.
With sannyasins worldwide as well as with people around.

May all and everyone experience Peace and Love.



Namaste, beloved Masters of the Past, the Future and the Present,
Namaste dear Fellow Travelers,
thank you for all the blessings you shower upon us again and again.

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