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Sacred Forests (Pavithra Vana)
A 5,000-year-old tradition, planted for wellness, long life and a peaceful work culture. From 250 sqft, at temples, homes, hospitals and corporate campuses.
At a glance
A Sacred Forest (Pavithra Vana) is a grove of trees tied to the birth stars, planets, elements or deities, planted with a traditional inaugural pooja. EasyForest plants five kinds, from 250 sqft, at temples, homes, hospitals and corporate campuses.
| Sacred forest | Trees | What it is for |
|---|---|---|
| Nakshatra Vana | 27, one for each birth star | Planted in a circular mandala, the grove becomes a living calendar |
| Navagraha Vana | 9, one for each planet | The nine planets of Vedic astrology |
| Panchabootha Vana | 5, one for each element | A sacred space for Lord Shiva, balancing earth, water, fire, air and space |
| Panchavati Vana | 5 | Described in the Ramayana, believed to be the abode of Lord Rama |
| Sarvadhaara Vana | All | Devoted to Sai Baba: birth stars, zodiac signs and planets together |
The five forests we plant
Choose the forest that fits your purpose
- 27
Nakshatra Vana
Sacred trees related to each person's birth star. Planted in a circular mandala, the grove becomes a living calendar.
- 9
Navagraha Vana
Sacred trees related to the nine planets in Vedic astrology.
- 5
Panchabootha Vana
A sacred space for Lord Shiva, balancing the five elements: earth, water, fire, air and space.
- 5
Panchavati Vana
Described by Bharadwaja Muni in the Ramayana, believed to be the abode of Lord Rama.
- All
Sarvadhaara Vana
Devoted to Sai Baba, with trees linked to birth stars, zodiac signs and other astrological influences.
Not sure which one?
Tell us about the place and the people who will use it. We will recommend a forest.
Ask our team
Why plant one
Good for the mind, the workplace and the land
The vibrations of the trees are considered a powerful source of energy. They are believed to purify the air, increase positive vibrations and balance the energy of the surrounding area.
Each forest is planted with trees the scriptures hold sacred, such as the Peepal, Bilva, Neem and Banyan. Read about the 7 sacred trees of Hinduism and where each one grows best.
- Wellbeing. Time in nature reduces stress and improves overall wellbeing.
- Employee engagement. Planting together builds pride and community.
- Heritage. A living symbol of values, culture and environmental care.
Where we have planted
Sacred forests in Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka
What is a Pavithra Vana?
Pavithra Vana means sacred forest: a 5,000-year-old tradition of planting trees tied to the stars, planets, elements and deities. It is planted with a traditional inaugural pooja and grows into a living place of worship.
How much space does a sacred forest need?
A Sacred Forest needs as little as 250 sqft, so it fits a temple, a home, a hospital or a corporate campus.
Which sacred forest suits a hospital or a company campus?
Apollo Hospitals in Hyderabad and Titan Company in Coimbatore both chose a Panchabootha Vana, the forest of the five elements dedicated to Lord Shiva. We recommend a forest after hearing about the place and the people who will use it.
Can CSR funds pay for a sacred forest?
Yes. Environmental sustainability, including afforestation, is an eligible CSR activity under Schedule VII of the Companies Act, and we plan and plant the forest with your team.
From 250 sqft to many acres
Tell us about your land. We will plan the forest.
Share the location and rough area, and our team will contact you to plan a site visit.
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