Returning to Dharma is rooted in non-dual wisdom and the philosophical streams of Vedic and Siddha traditions. We meet in shared presence to honor the subtle unfolding of Dharma within and around us. The purpose of this gathering is to hold names and intentions within a shared field of awareness, inviting the soul to remember its dharmic path.

In non-dual traditions, mauna, intentional silence, is a state of full presence. It is not passive, but deeply receptive. It allows what is already known in the heart to be quietly remembered. We gather to uphold the conditions in which smriti (spontaneous remembrance) may arise. In this shared field, presence becomes companionship, where each soul, held in collective attention, can realign with what it came here to live, honor, or complete.

Suffering may obscure that remembering. This gathering offers the subtle conditions for coherence to return through integration and supported presence.

We call upon Divine Consciousness as the sacred intelligence that meets suffering with care and right movement, and we ask that this same intelligence offer its healing upāya to those close to us, those whose names we hold, and those whose hearts we carry.

Those trained in Reiki, energy work, or as lineage carriers may silently engage their tools as messengers.

The space itself remains neutral, open, and honoring of all belief systems and practices rooted in care. There is no instruction, no dialogue, no recording.
All are welcome.