Rudraksha islands

whole island place'n story 

     Since that amazing moment of discovery of the really priceless semi-wild Cacao trees at the NakhonSi mainland nearby, our life went to the absolutely new direction - to the exploring of rare trees, depicted in ancient texts and worshiped times ago by ancestors (druids!). Our excitement had reach the new level, when we found on koh Phangan auspicious trees of Rudraksha. From that day we see our main goal and Big Mission as "To explore and care the remaining trees of Rudraksha, collecting the seeds to share them, and to discover and plant new Rudraksha trees in other areas". We have too much interesting news to share in any of that points, so here I going mostly to post some photos & links.

best of island's Rudrakshas

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Rudraksha life - multilingual 

In a short time we created Rudraksha Life, highlighting the main news from the world of Rudraksha. With great support of our friends website has Italian, Hungarian, Thai and Japanese versions, as well as Russian by default. In a less that a "Years" we informed most of the land-lords we met about the highest value of the trees of Rudraksha, as well as some of the other kinds of trees. Of course, as an ex-resort & villas marketer, I'm trying to be super-convincing. However I should confess, that  its not always works well - being a person who decided "not-to-sell" auspicious beads by myself (as Rudrakshas are the real tears of our Supreme Creator, as depicted in scriptures), I found soon myself without any stable income, running the various purely-charity activities. My continuous efforts to contact some of those who claimed to assist Eco-ventures were worthless, and the plans to visit some of the "Tree-owners-among-materialists" with obviously-valuable presents were delayed.

Rudrakshas in a heart-shaped dried pod from another tree

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links to see and join 

 For the well-sharing our Rudraksha-mission and to contact with people we run & share some of the following:

rudraksha PYRAMID 

about the trees

jewelry creation

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inspiring icu

tea travel

bambu live

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what's done

  For the time of our environmentally-oriented activity thousands of Rudrakshas were shared with hundreds of people, many trees planted from the seeds, few events were arranged. "Official" part of activity is not so successful, as its hard to check "who's alive", so from the ocean of attractive names and forms I can mention those our lovely receivers:

• WTT - The World Teacher Trust - this spiritual community, which provides to humanity with live source of everlasting wisdom, became our great supporters. Island Rudrakshas were sent to both centers in Switzerland and India.
• INTACH - Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage - run significant Rudraksha activity, planting thousands of Rudrakshas in in Northern India.
• Kalos Fund - Scottish Charity Fund, providing us with various kinds of help, including financial support to run the campaign.

Rudraksh-inspired art - Rudraksha-Rupin & leaf of Bodhi tree

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cocoplant engaging SIMPLICITY 

As one more source of supporting the main project we do CocoPlant - inviting children to plant the seeds of divine trees in a coco-halves. CocoPlant idea is organic, super-easy and attractive:

1. its allows us to replace plastic buckets for soil to limitless coconuts.
2. We learn the divine variety of the island's flora IN REAL (not from the books or TV).
3. We can watch the life of our favorite trees fom their very first days of life!
4. We can put CocoPlant to any place, where it will grow after (no after-care needed).

wild wild mangusteen - pioneer of CocoPlant

coconut with plant of saga tree

cocoplant - seeds for planting

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eco-saving plans in progress

Being invented and launched with trees of Cacao, the concept of Tree Owners Club still the flagman of our nature-protecting efforts. Recent meetings leading us to merging the idea of Tree Ownership with popular crypto-currency trends, which soon will give to World "Tree tokens", or "Tree Shares", with receiving the appropriate part of the harvest from the tree, opportunity to visit the "Rudraksha Tree Club" to stay near your tree, and even the option to to inherit it after. And yes, I just updated the Rudraksha Wikipedia!