The following morning, after breakfast, Daaji visited the second gift. The land, currently dry and arid —reminiscent of Kanha Shanti Vanam in its early days— will require significant rejuvenation to transform into a serene haven for spiritual seekers. The land, potentially 100 hectares, is part of a 1,000+ hectare property located in Alentejo and is part of the Montado ecosystem, a multifunctional agro-silver-pastoral system originally covered by Mediterranean woodlands and now home to cork oaks and holm oaks.
Daaji was warmly welcomed by the family in a traditional Alentejo house filled with history. The visit included ecologists and architects who will help shape a plan for the future development of the land. After the presentation, he conducted a meditation session, adding to the spiritual ambiance of the day.
