southern Oregon Satsang
We're happy to announce the next Southern Oregon Satsang will be held in the Community Room at Jackson WellSprings, 2253 Hwy 99N, in Ashland, Oregon on Saturday, March 16 from 3:00 - 6:00 pm
Please carpool, if possible.
We will chant the 108 Names of Amma, share a reading from Amma's teachings and discuss it, sing bhajans (bring your acoustic musical instruments!!) and end with a meditation, Arati and closing prayers.
This time there will not be a potluck following the Satsang gathering.
Food Bank Project:
As a way for the Satsang to offer support and service to people in our community, we are asking people to please bring to the Satsang non perishable grocery items to donate to the Ashland Food Bank. Fruits and vegetables, dog and cat food as well as organic foods are welcome. If you can bring at least one food item it would be greatly appreciated! There will be boxes to put items in. If you do not have food items to share, you may give a monetary donation and we will purchase organic food to donate to the food bank for you.
All are welcome, including small children and babies.
Thursday April 11 in the Community Room
looking to host your event at the wellsprings?
Please contact Rachel our Events Coorindator events@jacksonwellsprings.com
casbah
Unique indoor/outdoor tent space with stage & fire pit
Event Gallery
SEAMANA OUTDOOR STAGE
Raised stage surrounded by open meadow - equipped with lights & sound system
community room
Yoga studio / dance space with foam floor
sacred meadow
Open field space with picnic tables & large outdoor kitchen
mikvah
A ceremonial pool situated in the heart of Nature, where living waters from three warm
springs flow into Wildcat Gulch.
Call to schedule
(541) 601-8983
Cost: $72
The Mikvah is situated in the heart of Nature
where living waters from three warm water
springs flow into Wildcat Gulch. The continual
flow of artesian water into the pool fulfills the
Jewish requirements of “mayeem hayem,”
an obligation that the Mikvah receives
“living water.” Surrounded by overhanging
gardens, the pool is visited hourly by
dragonflies, butterflies, and small fish,
thereby reinforcing the commitment that the
Mikvah is a living sanctuary. Rock terraces
have been carved into the hillsides, replete
with garden beds planted with medicinal
herbs whose intertwining roots secure the
valuable topsoil and stabilize the fragile slopes
apple island
A small island, created by the streams that run through the property. A quiet sanctuary beside the goddess temple, complete with gardens, apple tree, Bear Woman, and a healthy population of very vocal bullfrogs