Updates from the initiative: gatherings, land, education, and the communities joining the network.


MVV GLOBAL TOUR 2026MVV GLOBAL TOUR 2026How can we create communities where people, land, animals, and knowledge can thrive together?Community, ProjectsBuilding Vrindavan Villages: The Future of LivingBuilding Vrindavan Villages: The Future of LivingAs modern civilization faces growing uncertainty, Make Vrindavan Villages (MVV) revives Daiva Varṇāśrama Dharma a natural, land-based lifestyle designed to fulfill Śrīla Prabhupāda's vision for global peace and spiritual growth.Education, Vedic cultureThe First Step Toward a Vedic Village in British ColumbiaThe First Step Toward a Vedic Village in British ColumbiaMake Vrindavan Villages is beginning as a practical call to restore village life as a living model for the present. The first step is not only about land or buildings, but about gathering people around a culture of devotion, cooperation, and simple living.Community, ProjectsJoining Communities, Farms, and Individuals WorldwideJoining Communities, Farms, and Individuals WorldwideMake Vrindavan Villages is opening its doors to new participants from around the world.Community, ProjectsWhy “Simple Living, High Thinking” Matters TodayWhy “Simple Living, High Thinking” Matters TodayModern society has achieved enormous technological progress, yet many people increasingly experience instability, disconnection, dependency, and exhaustion.Education, Vedic cultureThe Global Initiative Has Officially BegunThe Global Initiative Has Officially BegunWhat began as a vision rooted in simple living and high thinking is gradually becoming a growing international network of people, farms, communities, and projects connected by shared values.Community, ProjectsLiving Knowledge and the Culture of a Vedic VillageLiving Knowledge and the Culture of a Vedic VillageA Vedic village is not only a settlement pattern or an ecological proposal. It is a cultural organism in which knowledge is carried through worship, work, memory, food, seasons, and relationships. This reflection examines how such knowledge can remain living, practical, and transmissible in contemporary community life.Education, Reflections, Vedic culture