About The Event
A Sufi Mehfil of Poetry, Presence & the Heart
Rooh-e-Daari is an intimate Sufi mehfil hosted by Sagrieka Mittal (Ishqaa) , where poetry becomes prayer, conversations become healing, and strangers often leave feeling like old friends.
Together we explore the timeless wisdom and soul touching writings of like that of Mirza Ghalib , Rumi , Faiz , Amrita Pritam through nazms, ghazals, poetry and reflections .
Whether you wish to share your own words or simply sit in sacred listening, this circle welcomes every heart.
What to Expect
Soulful poetry, nazms & ghazals
Reflections on Sufism, love, longing and the spiritual path
Heart-opening conversations in an intimate circle
Candlelit ambience that invites stillness and presence
A community of seekers who listen with the heart
A wholesome home-cooked farm dinner at Zorba, shared together after the gathering
How You Can Participate
Come as a voice , poet
Share your original poetry, nazm, ghazal, shayari or spoken word.
Come as a Listener
Allow the poetry, music and conversations to simply wash over you.
There is no pressure to perform.
Sometimes the deepest participation is simply listening.
About the Facilitator
Sagrieka Mittal (Ishqaa) is a Sufi-Bhakti facilitator, spiritual mentor and poet whose work beautifully weaves together mysticism, devotion and inner transformation.
For over a decade, she has been creating sacred spaces where people reconnect with themselves through Sufi poetry, Sama, Whirling Meditation, Bhakti, meditation and contemplative dialogue.
Her gatherings are less about teaching and more about remembrance, inviting people to return to the love, silence and presence that already live within.
She is also a Vedic astrologer and sound healer, bringing together ancient wisdom traditions with a deeply experiential approach to spirituality.
Why Rooh-e-Daari?
In a world moving faster than ever, we rarely find spaces where we can simply slow down, listen deeply and belong.
Rooh-e-Daari is an evening to pause.
To meet people who value depth over noise, presence over performance, and conversations that nourish the soul.
Come a little early.
Stay a little longer.
Because often, the most beautiful part of the evening begins after the poetry ends, over a warm home-cooked meal beneath the trees at Zorba.
