With my experience having worked in hilly regions of Ladakh, I have often witnessed that last mile distribution of any kind of technology or even field testing and training when it is done free of cost then it is seldom utilized fully by the communities because they start perceiving it as a token or a charitable initiative, even if it is considered a charitable initiative, our NGO- Vishwadeep Trust has a
Shree Upadhyaya is our guest blogger for the day. She has studied Psychology from Kamala Nehru College and City University London, U.K. She is an artiste of performing arts, along with a healing therapist of modalities of Access consciousness, psychic tarot and white light healing. She has her own spiritual brand Mystique, which provides clients and people with opportunities of self healing through healing audio meditations and journals like Gratitude diary and Self love planner. She has recently been awarded for her work in healing and making people happy by Aarohan Foundation by Dignity Restoration and Grievance settlement association. Read More Celebrating Female Founders : Shree Upadhyaya on mental health during Covid-19
Our Guest blogger is Sakshi Hari, who is a Sound therapist and Nada Yoga teacher based in Toronto. She is a registered yoga teacher (RYT200hr) from Yoga Alliance RYS Yoga Space in Toronto. She has completed her Holistic Sound Healing & Nada Yoga Training in New York. Sakshi teaches the power of healing through yoga (Nada/Sound + hatha/Asana & Pranyama + Nidra-Meditation). https://sakshihari.com/
Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/sakshikhannahari/ Read More Celebrating female founders :Sakshi Khanna Hari on yogic living and ancestral healing
Dr. Shruti Anand is a successful dentist and mother. She runs Pearls Dental and Aesthetic clinic in Varanasi. She is educated from BDS BVP, Pune. Dentistry requires great concentration and she relieves her patients from great pain , adversity along with managing her young son and lives in a joint family with her in laws.
In today’s world, we hardly get to eat fresh and organic food, the food industry in India is highly dependent on adulteration in products, being a developing nation.
The consequences of which impacts the overall health of the mass.
Namaskar.
Greetings of the day.
I am sorry to have taken so long in writing to you. The reason being this very website, our email were hacked by competitors against whom we have filed multiple complaints as they even threatened to have links with illegal malpractitioners and have other corrupt allies.
However , we will not let them deter our morale as we exist for working for rural poor ,highlighting Indian ecological practices and frugal innovation to the world.
Some of you know , I have been assiduously investing my time and energy in Ladakh. 11,500 feet above sea level in the pious Himalayas since 2010. I now witness with tourism and development , a lot has changed. I tend to disturb myself with rise of rapid development with cell towers, hotels and incessant breaking of mountains. Ladakh is a sensitive terrain , my association with the terrain began in 2010 , when I was just visiting to learn more about Buddhism and holistic living. I was protected enough to leave Leh two days before the floods hit Ladakh and washed out all trees , buildings , children and people displaced. One of the reasons touted by climate change experts was excessive use of western toilets built in hotels, most Ladakhi youth shifting towards building hotels for mainstream tourism , all this development suddenly after Bollywood discovered Ladakh with 3 Idiots starring Aamir Khan , however when the floods hit Ladakh , he was very helpful , paid a visit to Ladakh and provided them relief. Some of you know , I have played a significant role in the development of Ladakh’s first eco model village Takmachik. This village lost all its apricot trees in the floods during 2010. Since then , the villagers immersed themselves in deep thought and dialogue with Buddhist leaders. People living in remote regions in the mountains living so closely with nature , they understand these dynamics more and are inherently eco positive.
Read More Impact of renewable energy on conservation in the himalayas
This world environment day , I want to share something personal that connects Prakriti , a living form of women (Janini) and innovations , along with everything that goes between it. Some of you have witnessed our work over five years , with the use of low cost indigenous and Indian made solar dryers , solar cookers and trainings in organic farming to develop Ladakh’s first eco village called Takmakchik. I started Guna with a meagre sum of 30,000 rupees and initiated in contributing in the organic food movement by conducting workshops on awareness of organic as the concept was fairly novel. These workshops were intensive and talked about the environmental benefits of eating organic , farming organically and leading a holistic life.
Read More Happy world environment day , my insight into eco feminism.
Greetings to everybody and I hope you all are having a healthy , happy 2018!
I wish to rewind to 2017 , so please bear with me if I sound repetitive and monotonous to some of you.
2017 for me was professionally rewarding but health wise exhausting with extensive domestic and International travels , multiple projects and my constant companion of startup journey i.e. good ol’ constraints!!
I wish to share quick and few learnings + realisations with you that could be of use to some of you , who due to workload , other commitments can’t take many breaks or due to injuries cannot exercise or don’t have access to super foods due to geographical or economical constraints. Read More Happy World Health Day
Jullay and Greetings of the season!
Some of us have kick started the new year with a healthy resolve and positive outlook. My intention for writing this blog is to convey several hidden observations and personal understanding of
dis-eases. Notice how I write Disease , English language is two dimensional and simplistic , several words we use can be comprehended in dual ways. An individual is diagnosed with a disease when his/her body is not in rhythm or witnesses a rapid growth or reduction of cells. Read More Gratitude for life and an insight into Cancer.
India, the most diverse country in the world, is all set to celebrate three winter festivals Lohri, Makar Sankranti and Pongal from Friday. The festivals are predominantly harvest festivals and are celebrated throughout India, from north to south and east to west. While Makar Sankranti is most popular in West India, down south, the festival is known as Pongal and in the north, it is celebrated as Lohri. The festival of bonfire, delicious food, greetings, and togetherness is here again to make this winter unforgettable. Yes, this is indeed the most joyous time of the year!!
Read More Guna Wishing a Very Happy Lohri to all of you!
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