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Kembali
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Who Kembali Is
Kembali is a community of farmers, growers, artists, surfers, musicians, educators, dreamers, and thinkers united by a shared vision of regeneration.
Kembali embody’s Tri Hita Karana as a lived practice. For Kembali, it is a return to our essence as Balinese people, as extensions of the land itself.
Tri Hita Karana teaches us to live in balance and harmony with:
Land ~ honoring and replenishing ecosystems, soil, water, and biodiversity.
People ~ supporting communities, custodians, and traditional knowledge.
Spirit ~ remembering our ancestors, sacred practices, and Agama Tirta.
Together, we carry forward the wisdom of our ancestors, cultivating a culture of reciprocity , and reverence. So that Bali can remain alive, regenerative, and resilient for generations to come.
"Kembali" is a regenerative project dedicated to raising awareness and preserving the unique land, culture, nature, and spirit of Bali. This initiative aims to counter the effects of overdevelopment and environmental degradation, which has impacted the island’s natural and cultural landscapes.
Wayan Eva Kandra a Somatic Educator, Yoga teacher, Model, Artist, and Activist who has deeply impacted the identity of Kembali. She is of Indigenous Balinese and Canadian heritage, and is a passionate advocate for alchemy ~ transforming pain into power and deep intimacy with life. She sees art as both the path and the outcome of this transformation, guiding Kembali’s mission as an embodiment consultant with a deep commitment to local engagement, ecological preservation, and cultural advocacy.
Kembali’s Vision
A sustainable, healthy, and supported Bali where land, culture, and community thrive in harmony, now , and for generations to come.
The mission of Kembali includes creating community gardens and safe natural spaces where people from diverse backgrounds can gather and connect with the "True Bali" ~ the authentic, spiritual, and natural essence of the island. By establishing these communal spaces, the organization promotes sustainable practices and encourages a regenerative future for Bali.
Kembali ~ To Return
A collective of artist, farmers, lovers, musicians, surfers ~ passionate people from all over, who care about being custodians and regenerating land.
Kembali’s Pillars
1. Regeneration
We heal the earth that sustains us.
We honor the soil that gives us life.
Sacred reciprocity with the land.
Traditional ecological knowledge & Regenerative agriculture.
Soil, water, and biodiversity restoration.
Sacred reciprocity with the land.
Climate resilience and adaptation.
2. Community & Solidarity
We thrive together.
Mutual aid, shared learning, and collective care.
Building resilience in times of crisis and uncertainty (e.g., flood relief, disaster response).
Amplifying each other’s voices and stories.
Honoring the devotion and discipline that sustain communal balance.
3. Living Traditions & Ancestral Wisdom
We honor, preserve, and transform.
Reviving Indigenous practices, rituals, and crafts.
Storytelling, language, and ceremony.
Art as remembrance and connection to the natural world.
4. Regenerative Living
We embody change in daily life.
Mindful choices around food, energy, and consumption.
Habits that restore rather than extract.
Lifestyles rooted in care and reciprocity.
Simplicity as an act of reverence.
Aligning with earth’s natural rhythms and cycles.
5. Education & Advocacy
We share what we learn.
Workshops, training, and community knowledge exchange.
Creating spaces and resources for dialogue and collective action.
Centering Indigenous voices within ecological justice movements.
Building awareness and capacity to protect land, culture, and rights.
The proverb "Only when the last tree has been cut down, the last fish been caught, and the last stream poisoned, will we realize we cannot eat money" is a Native American proverb, often attributed to the Cree tribe, warning against the destruction of natural resources for short-term gain.
“To stand for something, is to stand for everything” —
Eva Kandra
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Kembali is a living vision dedicated to regeneration, cultural preservation, and community-centered initiatives in Bali. To learn more about our work and ways to connect, visit:
Join Kembali in weaving a future of harmony between people, land, and culture.
