The event “Mantra Beach Clean-Up” was a major success with almost 150 students and adults from colleges and institutions nearby. The event was organized by Surfing Swami Foundation in association with Mantra Surf Club to promote Beach cleanliness & Ocean Awareness among the youth. The…

The Surfing Swami Foundation had handpicked the potential surfer kids during the “Mantra Grom Search” for further training. They were trained and closely monitored by Mantra Surf Club in Mulki, The aim of this training was to help them progress under the supervision of surfing…

The second annual Mantra Grom Search organised by Surfing Swami Foundation was a huge success!

Kishore Kumar and Dustin Ellison, both, close members and one of the first generations pioneers of surfing movement in India were invited to the premiere of an amazing documentary “Momentum Generation” starring some of the biggest surf names in the world! It was truly an…

Surfing Swami Foundation organized a massive annual beach cleanup and awareness program in association with Mantra Surf Club. A total of 80 volunteers gathered for the beach clean up which included young students, enthusiastic locals, volunteers from South Africa, Austria, and members of Mantra Surf…

Source – Inertia Author – Alexander Haro “I always figure the toll roads will be safe,” Jack Hebner, better known as, “The Surfing Swami,” told me. “If you’re going to be down some back road somewhere, then maybe something will happen—but the toll roads will be safe….

Forget Hawaii, California and Bali. India could be the next big thing in the surfing world. Read more about surfing and surfing lessons in India.

Wave Gliding Guru. Photo: @whoisram Roark first heard of the “Surfing Swami” a few months before we embarked on our travels to India as we scoured the country’s expansive coastline for enlightened surf spots. Roark did not make it to the Swami’s ashram in Mulki, a…

The surfing hot spots of the world are usually found in places like California, Hawaii or even Australia. But now some die-hard wave-lovers want India to join that list. The country recently held its largest internationally-recognised surfing competition, drawing about 100 participants from all over…

MULKI, INDIA — The shore is empty. The sharp morning sun cuts the water into diamonds. For the guru and his pupil, the surf beckons. “There are more than 1.2 billion people in India. How many people do you see in the water? Hardly anybody,”…