Nature's Wisdom

Ladakh never fails to mesmerize us with it’s snow covered, barren yet beautiful landscape. It gets its name from “La” means Passes and “Dhak” means numerous, together meaning the “Land...

Another day of lockdown and now we are running out of vegetables. Once again the easily available Moong Dal comes to our rescue.  But although it has been cultivated in...

Only by appreciating their wisdom and practices, and empowering them, can we truly reconnect with our Mother. Doing so, we can once again hope to live in harmony with all her offspring.

s per the legends of the Brahma Purana, it is the day when God Brahma recreated the world after it was destroyed by a catastrophic flood.

The festival also known as Rang Panchami is celebrated by throwing coloured powder and water. Legends say that Krishna feared that Radha would not love him because of his blue skin.

There is an interesting story behind the reason for celebration of Vasant Panchami. As per a popular belief, goddess Saraswati, who is said to be the deity of knowledge, learning,...

Natural Neem Honey is derived from the nectar of the Neem flower collected by the wild honeybees in the forest.  The tribals follow sustainable practices while gathering the honey from the honeycomb, they take care to ensure that the queen bee and most of colony of bees moves on the upper most part of the beehive and then only they take away two thirds of the comb for harvesting the honey.

Masanobu Fukuoka was a Japanese farmer and philosopher celebrated for his natural farming and re-vegetation of decertified lands. He was a proponent of no-till, no-herbicide grain cultivation farming methods traditional to many indigenous cultures, from which he...

Bhaskar Save was born in the coastal village of Dehri, India, on the Arabian Sea. His early years were spent in a small city, where modern conveniences, like electricity, did not yet exist. ...