26th March 2010 by Becky This week the Kindergarten project has pushed on with preparing the fence for the children’s garden. We loaded up a tractor trailer with solid granite posts, tools, 8 fence panels, 10 volunteers and headed off to the Kindergarten! Progress was fast, and after using a crow-bar and scooping out the…
Written by Mike Roy Dirt and bunds, acacias and bananas, humanure piles and compost pits. Solar panels and 4.7 acres of thatch huts. Not a single ham, Santa, or snowflake in sight. Not exactly the Christmas landscape that many Sadhana volunteers are used to. Nonetheless, with “a little bit of sense, little of discipline” (as Hugo sings in what has…
HI ! My name is Dorian, I’ve been volunteering at Sadhana Forest for a year and a half. I have been working in “Children’s Land” since I arrived because I was very interested in the project. Ana and Tiago are gone, and now I am manager of the project. The project has progressed and developed in respect to…
This June, Ahimsa Eco Solutions and Eka Bhumi Yoga are conducting an Eco Yoga Teacher Training in one of the most stunning places on Earth – Bali. All air travel & carbon emissions will be offset by supporting Sadhana Forest in our reforestation & afforestation efforts to combat climate change & desertification. Thank you very…
Growing Sadhana Forests in India and abroad On December 19th, 2013 Sadhana Forest will turn 10 years old. Auroville Today spoke with founder Aviram about the project’s activities and progress. Sadhana Forest started after Aviram, together with his wife Yorit and their daughter Osher, came to Auroville in 2002. They went to the Forest Group…
Signs are being made for the garden areas to be easily recognized, and paths are being fixed to be ‘pakka’ (= local dialect in Hindi to mean matured, finalized) for the coming monsoon. This in order to improve our ability to find easily and safe and joyfully our ways in Sadhana Forest!
