23/09/2026
Honestly, I’m someone who’s not very fond of kids.
But by the end of this Golden Retreat, my heart was swollen with bliss and joy. 💛
A few months ago, we hid 25 secret Golden Tickets inside the Satvic Kids Food Books we sent. Over 500 people bought the book, but only 25 random kids found these special tickets.
And finally, they made it to our home, a space we usually never let anyone into. But these kids were special, and we wanted to meet them.
We started the day with the kids making their own colourful momos.
While we had already prepared millet pasta, millet noodle Burma bowls, cashew cheese rolls and other delicious Satvic recipes for them.
Then we took our little explorers to an animal farm, where they fed animals
Made pottery, ran around and got completely lost in the day. But somewhere in between all of this, something deeper happened.
Every day, we work from behind a camera. We make videos, finish to-do lists and keep building. And sometimes, we start feeling disconnected from the very people we are creating all of this for. The motivation begins to dip, and we just keep working for the sake of it. Then we meet our community.
They hug us. They tell us how Satvic changed their lives. They tell us about workshops they attended, or how they found our videos years ago. Some of these kids even told us they had watched our videos from five years ago and stopped eating packaged food because of them.
And when you see that real-life impact, every extra hour of work, every challenge we overcame, every difficult situation in our journey suddenly feels worth it.
Because we get to see the actual impact this movement is creating in people’s lives.
So internally, we decided that we want to continue having community days like these every month. Not just to give you a glimpse of Satvic, but to recharge and reignite our team with the spirit to build Satvic.
Because on the other side of the screen, it is easy to start working just for the sake of completing a to-do list.
But when we meet the people we do all this work for, the same work becomes like a worship.
Not just working to achieve a target or finish a task, but to actually bring a little more health, happ