Manila: Philippines Yogic Vegan Travellers Community Group


Manila opens its arms like a living mandala, where ancient devotion and modern life meet in rhythmic harmony. For yogic vegan travelers, the city is more than a capital; it is a sacred gateway where conscious living can blossom amid history, movement, and soulful encounters.

In the heart of this vibrant city, the Philippines Yogic Vegan Travellers Community by the Sudesh Foundation invites seekers to walk gently upon the earth, honor all life, and travel with awareness. Manila offers a powerful blend of temple quietude, heritage streets, wellness spaces, and an expanding vegan culture that supports mindful nourishment. From plant-based cafes to spiritually uplifting neighborhoods, every corner carries the possibility of discovery and prayerful gratitude.

The community’s vision is to awaken a global fellowship of travelers who choose compassion, simplicity, and inner harmony. Its mission is to create a sanctuary of connection where vegan travelers, hosts, guides, and wellness lovers can share sacred journeys rooted in kindness and truth. This is travel as seva, travel as meditation, travel as a path of remembrance.

Manila also serves as a meaningful starting point for those who seek the wider Philippines. Its central location, cultural richness, and growing interest in vegan food make it ideal for travelers who wish to explore with both comfort and conscience. For yogic seekers, the city offers a chance to pause, breathe, and reconnect with higher purpose before moving onward.

Website๐Ÿ“ph.sudesh.org reflects a global membership vision that welcomes conscious travelers into a wider spiritual family. Through SF global membership, one may find community support, travel inspiration, shared values, and a deeper sense of belonging among like-minded souls. It is an offering of unity, where each traveler becomes both guest and guardian of the earth.

Manila teaches that even in a bustling metropolis, the soul can remain still, radiant, and aligned with divine compassion.


The ancient yogic tradition

The ancient yogic tradition offers five powerful inner disciplines, known as the Niyamas, which help individuals develop inner strength and become responsible leaders in their families, communities, workplaces, and society.


The Niyamas are practical principles for living a balanced and meaningful life. They guide us towards purity, contentment, discipline, self-reflection, and humility. Together, they create a strong foundation for conscious leadership.


1) Shoucha means purity and cleanliness. It includes physical cleanliness as well as clarity in our thoughts, intentions, words, and actions. A pure and organised mind helps us make better decisions. By reducing negativity, anger, jealousy, unhealthy habits, and unnecessary distractions, we create space for wisdom and positive thinking. A leader who practises Shoucha communicates honestly and acts with integrity.


2) Santosha means contentment. It encourages us to appreciate the present moment without abandoning our desire to learn and improve. Modern life often pushes us towards constant comparison. We may measure success through money, recognition, popularity, or possessions. Contentment helps us remain peaceful despite external pressures. It teaches us to value our journey, acknowledge our progress, and remain grateful for what we already have.


3) Tapah represents discipline, perseverance, and endurance. Every meaningful goal requires consistent effort and the courage to continue when results are delayed. Leadership demands commitment, patience, and the ability to face difficulties without giving up. Tapah teaches us to choose long-term purpose over temporary comfort. Regular learning, healthy habits, punctuality, and fulfilling responsibilities with sincerity are all expressions of discipline.


4) Swadhyaya means self-study and self-reflection. It encourages us to understand our thoughts, emotions, habits, strengths, weaknesses, and patterns of behaviour. A leader who understands themselves can respond thoughtfully instead of reacting impulsively. Reading, meditation, journalling, seeking feedback, and reflecting on life experiences are all forms of Swadhyaya. Self-study also encourages lifelong learning and personal growth.


5) Ishwara Pranidhana means surrendering to a higher purpose. It reminds us that we must give our best effort while accepting that we cannot control every outcome. This principle brings humility into leadership. It teaches us that leadership is not only about personal achievement; it is also about service, responsibility, and contributing to the welfare of others. Surrender does not mean passivity. It means acting with dedication without becoming excessively attached to recognition or results.


Sudesh Foundation (SF) is a vegan nonprofit organisation working to promote individual and collective evolution. Its vision is connected with compassion, conscious living, plant-based choices, cultural exchange, and the development of a more humane world. The SF Yogic Vegan Travellers Community is a global community for vegan travellers and hosts. It provides a virtual platform where people can connect, exchange information, explore plant-based lifestyles, travel, relocate, and build meaningful relationships across cultures.


The SF Yogic Vegan Travellers Community is currently available in the following countries: Austria, Argentina, Belgium, Russia, the Netherlands, Norway, the United Kingdom, Venezuela, Mexico, Jamaica, Peru, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Guyana, Egypt, Israel, Australia, Bangladesh, China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Nepal, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Turkey, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine, Cyprus, Croatia, Denmark, Finland, the Czech Republic, and Luxembourg. Many more countries will be added soon. 

Contact -

Email ๐Ÿ“จ help@sudesh.org

 

Veganism is the new 'Free Lifestyle'


Being vegan is not just limited to adopting a crueltyfree food, fashion and lifestyle, it is also about following a slaveryfree lifestyle, now days that is also gaining popularity as the free lifestyle.


Following same routine almost everyday, commuting over an hour a day dressed in a restrictive fashion, painting your face and giving up your nature to 'look the part' of place you are born in to. It is right time to switch to vegan world, the free lifestyle.

Get out of conventional routine jobs, follow logs to work out with and go to wherever your passions take you.

The Fastest Growing Vegan Fashion


Vegan fashion including cruelty-free cosmetics and completely animal-free clothes, accessories and shoes - once snickered at as a short-lived fad at best - is now becoming fashionable. Even top luxury brands are catching on and increasingly do without fur, angora, mohair, exotic skins and even leather, wool and silk. Innovations in plant based sources, environmentally friendly materials and consumer awareness are the driving forces behind the winds of change in the fashion industry. Here are seven trends that show how.


1. While first practiced mainly by a growing groups of enthusiasts, veganism is becoming a way of living and a lifestyle choice for an ever growing part of society. In fact, it has become the V word: the animal-free ethical trend booming across fashion, beauty and homewear .

2. A plethora of new, reusable innovative materials like fur coats made from hemp, bags made of bananas and shoe soles made of chewing gum serve as alternatives to fur, leather and even synthetic fabrics. From this year’s MaterialDistrict event held in Rotterdam, the Netherlands .

3. Vegan fashion is in. But the boom is calling on more and more critics, who accuse animal rights activists of lacking sustainability, of all things. 

4. Banning fur, US cities are leading the way, with Los Angeles and San Francisco having already become fur free while New York City is following suit: Proposed legislation aims to ban fur sales in New York .

5. Fashion giants in leading nations like the US, UK, Germany and France are investing most in the vegan market. 

6. The year 2018 has been marked by apparel companies banning plastics, releasing plant-based products, promoting recycled textiles and backing startups bringing sustainable innovations to the table, to name but a few initiatives. 

7. The first-ever Vegan Fashion Week made its grand debut in Downtown Los Angeles on February 1. The weekend included a series of events for designers, media and influencers, as well as the public, to attend and learn more about the animal rights movement in the fashion industry. 

If those seven trends should really become mainstream, the future of the flora and fauna of our planet looks promising with more and more fashion brands and retailers taking responsibility.  


Vegan Studio: Actor, Actress, Model, Designer, Writer



Vegan Studio: Actor, Actress, Model, Designer

Vegan Sudesh: We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give


As Sir Winston Churchill puts it – “We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.” By volunteering with us, you not only benefit lives of many families in a ‪#‎vegan‬ way, but also your own as well. It’s time to invest in your future as well. There is no better time to invest in your future than now. So what are you waiting for, simply email your resume to: vegan@sudesh.org to join us in any way you feel you can help Vegan Sudesh to reach it's goal to make the future a brighter one.


A will to change is all you need. Some of the ways are outlined below.
=> Spread the word: tell your friends about us, share about us on social media.
=> Volunteer: your skill and time is invaluable to us. You can share it with our social platform.
=> Media: truly your pen is mightier than the sword! If you belong to the media profession, help us further our cause by writing about us.


WhatsApp Group Link: Vegan Fashion Broadcast



WhatsApp Group Link: Vegan Fashion Broadcast

To join, DM at any of our socialmedia page 
or 
Email your whatsapp no to:
vegan@sudesh.org