The Great Gathering
The Great Gathering is the manifestation of our ideal beliefs in civilization of awakening through art and music. At the heart of sacred mountain, we capture the power of music, art, and mother nature to initiate one of a kind spiritual experience.
We bring together people of different talents, cultures, and faiths aiming to build meaningful connections, and inspire individuals spiritual awakening that leads to self-transcendence.
Our Philosophy
People ask us why we do this ? The short answer is, we answer the call.
We want to create the Soul Oasis where Soul Family Reunites. Our spiritual journey through space and time has been lost and found. We meet, we connect, we forget, then we meet again. The Great Gathering is an annual event where our soul tribes reconnect, the free souls that thrive through music, art and nature.
Our Culture
Culture is the arts elevated to a set of beliefs. Our Soul Tribe holds these four pillars of belief that help us gather peacefully.
1. Respect
The Great Gathering is where souls can freely and securely express themselves. So we respect the differences among our tribe members. Besides, respect is not only observed among humans but also towards things around us. So respect the place, the animals, and the spirits of the forest too !
Our spiritual journey through space and time has been lost and found. We meet, we connect, we forget, then we meet again. There is no stranger in this gathering, We all are family members. Therefore, treat everyone as if they are part of your family. Share, learn, and thrive together.
2. Reunite Soul Family
Sometimes we forget that we are a part of nature. We forget that we once were hunters and gatherers wandering from one place to another. We now sadly create a habitual tendency that tames us and makes us forget the true excitement of discovery. Therefore, we encourage all souls to embrace, and blend in with, the natural world around us. Walk barefooted [yet cautiously], have fun and don’t be scared to get dirty !
3. Reconnect with Nature
Our tribe respects the environment. We are committed to leaving no physical trace of our activities wherever we gather. We clean up after ourselves and endeavor, whenever possible, to leave such places in a better state than when we found them. [Thanks Burning Man !]
4. Leave no trace
