MovedByLove volunteers host periodic multi-day experiential retreats -- to harmonize our "hands, head, heart" orientation, build deep connections amongst each other, and reflect on subtle values that guide our acts of service.
We engage in various activities, dialogues and immersions, ranging from volunteering in a village, doing random acts of kindness, meeting local everyday heroes, discussing edges of practicing selflessness, and more. By collectively tuning into how each act can create an inner transformation, we hope to cultivate a shift from consumption to contribution, transaction to trust, isolation to community, and scarcity to abundance.
UPCOMING RETREATS
UPCOMING EVENTS
RECENTLY COMPLETED
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Jul 6, 2025
Tilaknagar, Chembur |
Acts of Kindness on streets of Tilaknagar, Chembur (Mumbai) | |
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Jun 26, 2025
Mumbai (Andheri) |
Awakin Mumbai (Andheri) | |
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Jun 15, 2025
Mulund East |
Acts of Kindness on streets of Mulund East (Mumbai) | |
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Jun 6-Jun 8, 2025
Mumbai |
Heart Intelligence Retreat | Photos |
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Apr 4-Apr 6, 2025
Ahmedabad |
Heart Intelligence Retreat | Photos |
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Jan 17-Jan 19, 2025
Ahmedabad |
Gandhi Immersion | |
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Dec 14-Dec 17, 2024
Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India |
Laddership: Leading with Relationships over Transaction | Blog Photos |
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Sep 26-Sep 29, 2024
Ahmedabad |
Me-to-We Retreat | Photos |
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Aug 2-Aug 4, 2024
Ahmedabad |
Me-to-We: Youth Retreat | Photos |
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Jul 19-Jul 21, 2024
Ahmedabad |
Me to We: A Path of Heart | Blog Photos |
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Mar 7-Mar 10, 2024
Ahmedabad |
Heart-Intelligence | Photos |
RETREAT HISTORY
Over the last decades, we have convened over a hundred in-person, with wide-ranging themes. It has rippled into such gathering happening in countries like Vietnam, Japan, United Kingdom, Austria and America.
Instead of organizing around a singular purpose, Moved by Love retreats organizes around a process -- that if we come together, not from the fullness of our material and spiritual identities, but from the emptiness of our essence, we make room for an exponential emergence in the space between us. The impact of this humbling approach has consistently amazed us over the years. We've seen how surrendering the known in such a shared space seems to forge uncommon bonds and awaken a collective intelligence – whose ripples flow to millions globally. It’s almost as if we’re helping each other step into a more infinite game that Bucky Fuller described as: “To change an existing paradigm, don’t struggle to change the problematic model. Create a new model and make the old one obsolete.” What we all share in common is a simple organizing principle: We are not merely what we do, but who we become by what we do.
Below is a sample video to give you a visual flavor of emergence ...