A Place Where People Actually Live in a Forest
In this short first‑person vlog, the narrator visits Sadhana Forest (referred to as Scala Forest) and shares four favorite aspects of the community. First, a large tree‑planting initiative has transformed about 70 acres of barren land into thriving forest, and volunteers experience the intensive care required for each tree. Second, volunteers prepare vegan meals cooked over an open fire, which the narrator finds delicious. Third, the site hosts an international community of volunteers from many countries, highlighting its global appeal. Finally, the narrator describes brushing rescued cows—a practice presented as seva (selfless service)—which they found personally rewarding, even more than the cows themselves. The video serves as an experiential snapshot of sustainable living, community, and compassionate animal care at Sadhana Forest.
