Bindu Healing Center

We’ve had some amazing visitors to Bindu - connection is wonderful! Penny Livingston (renowned permaculturalist) and Ida Rahyu (green school teacher) who is pioneering a garden to table project in local Indonesian schools ! Of course the long beans are always a welcome visitor too proudly shown by our plant whisperer Pak Lana!

Greetings beautiful friends of Bindu! We hope you can attend a very special Agni Hotra ceremony Thursday, March 1st at 6:00pm. RSVP is required. See you there! 🌝🙏🌝🙏

An inspiring and productive visit from the GS high school seed saving class! Terima Kasih Ibu Jackie and Luba Bauer for organizing and supporting Bindu’s organically grown efforts!

Selamat tahun baru and almost happy Chinese New Year!

Lots of things happening at Bindu. This week we’ll welcome the Green School high school class as they explore seed starting through our medicinal garden. Nature is the best teacher.

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Our mangkok rice is growing beautifully this time under Pak Freddy’s watchful guidance from Tri hita karana and Pak Lana’s assistance. Bindu continues to be a model for other farmers in converting conventional pesticide grown rice into value added crops grown without chemicals. Please come visit to see this land regenerating!

One of my most favorite places in Bali.

Bindu is bursting with abundance! Rosella, bokasi, and our new distiller! Grateful to Johanes and Lana today for continuing to experiment with producing hydrosol.

With the eruption of Mt. Agung looming ahead of us, we're all thinking of what gifts we have to share with the people displaced and in danger. We are discussing how the medicinal garden at Bindu might contribute to providing much needed herbal remedies. Every effort makes a difference.

Great workshops!!

A guide to meditation There are many different techniques for meditation and this workshop will introduce you to several, together with pranayama breathing. We will cover candle meditation for astral travel, merkaba, multidimensional and theta meditations. There will also be an opportunity to tour the Bindu Healing Cent...

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So many healing plants in Bali.

Sounds like a great workshop!

Develop your healing skills We all have the ability to heal ourselves and others. Blocked energy leads to disease. Learn through this interesting and hands-on workshop how to read energies and how to bring balance using crystals, pendulum and intution. We will make crystal essences, explore chakras, auras, grounding, meditaito...

Learn about plant medicine and healing and get to make your own medicine.

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The apotek hidup (living pharmacy) at Bindu Healing Center is blooming under Lana's tender permaculture care!

Thank you Tri for helping me see the real Bali!

Tri was born in Bali. He has taught Traditional Balinese Medicine and yoga and is involved with the meditators community in Ubud and Denpasar. He also teaches Herbal Medicine. He focusses on healing using Plant Medicine, Acupuncture, Acupressure and Prana energy transfer.

Tri was born in Bali. He has taught Traditional Balinese Medicine and yoga and is involved with the meditators community in Ubud and Denpasar. He also teaches Herbal Medicine. He focusses on healing using Plant Medicine, Acupuncture, Acupressure and Prana energy transfer.

Gusti Kutut Mudua is the guardian of the Bindu land. The community believes that this magical place can cure all kinds of diseases. Stress, headaches, fatigue and rheumatic can be cured by having a walk on this sacred land. More serious conditions are guided by Gusti. Numerous local Balinese people take advantage of healing on offer. People also visit Bindu and Gusti from all over Bali. Foreign travellers also often utilise the area as a space of meditation. Gusti believes the land has immense healing powers. The area has been used for healing since 1800’s. However, for about three generations, the tradition was lost. Gusti was asked to work as a medium, he was told to continue the heritage as a healer. He also inherited Lontar manuscripts which detail ethics for traditional healing. His aim is to preserve the estate as an area for mental and physical healing.

Shortly, we will posting our programme of education classes and workshops. We will be covering a range of topics such as: Balinese ceremonies, Global rituals/ceremonies, Black magic, White magic, Lontars, Food and cooking, Bamboo building construction, Fire purification, Permaculture, Pranayama, Chakras, Crystals and crystal tonics, Healing codes, Medicinal gardening, Commons themes across all religions, LOVE not fear, Jamu, Food medicine, Raw food, Herbal walks and treks, Self healing, Happiness, Meditation and Yoga.

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Our beautiful hope for a small and sustainable way for the Balinese landowners and community to share their culture and land has manifested! A wonderful group of French culture seekers from Amanaska Bali enjoyed trekking on the land, a blessing from Pak Gusti Balian and rice planting. Afterwards they were treated to lunch at Pak Gusti's traditional home prepared lovingly by Ibu Ayu.

Also a special thanks to the research and development staff from the fabulous restaurant in Ubud, "Room for Dessert" who joined to help us at Bindu. Will Goldfarb we are grateful for your commitment to sourcing locally and contributing to such new and inventive ways to utilize local ingredients in your menu. www.room4dessert.asia

So much is happening at BINDU! The medicinal herb garden is partially planted (and watered thanks to Mother Nature) and the decision has been made by the wonderful Balinese owner to convert the conventional rice at Bindu to Mangkok rice. Mangkok is a heritage rice with much higher nutritional value, a delicious taste and very very importantly it is grown without the use of the soil depleting chemicals used with conventional rice! Pak Chakra from Tri Hita Karana and his team taught us so much about the process of growing Mangkok rice. Who knew it took eggs to isolate the "super seeds"?? Sound interesting? Join us this Saturday morning (July 16th) at Bindu to plant the new Mangkok seedlings!

Please join us this Thursday, June 23rd, at 8:30 AM to help us plant the inner circle of our beautiful medicinal herb garden designed and implemented by Tri Hita Karana. Bring your gloves and a hat, we'll provide water and ginger tea. It'll be a joyous event to replenish Mother Earth!

We've been trying to coordinate the planting of the medicinal garden at Bindu, to bring back some of the traditional plants that would have been used in past generations. Well it came together at the last minute and we'll be planting tomorrow (Sunday June 5th) at 10:00 AM! We'd love to have volunteers!! Also Kang Dickey (see previous posts) will be installing some of his alternative energy generators. What an incredible day it will be!