The first family to shift to a 100 years old luxury vintage mud home near Jeevashila
Luck is on our side as Satyamoorthy Anna and family got this lovely 100 years old luxury vintage mud home for rent near the community…
Tag: self sustainable community
Nature Lovers Connect Meetup #2 at Jeevashila Forest Farm, Kadur, Chikkamagaluru District
Registration link: https://forms.gle/YbiPY9JMMRU1mxtr8 Previous meetup pics gallery:
How flowers help in child development(Soundarya Dristi in our Culture)
Sensory development Flowers engage children’s senses of sight, touch, and smell. Children can explore different textures, like silky petals and tough stems, and smell various…
Let’s land on moon first and then we can think of Mars
Last night we had a meeting to discuss our next steps at Kadur(Chikmagaluru) land. While we were discussing how many families we can actually accommodate…
A story on Community Consciousness
If you are following our updates you know that we have established an eco village called Paripoornam 🌕🪷☀️ based on Permaculture, Natural Farming, Natural Living,…
Putharekulu – failures of children should be celebrated
2 children in our community approached me and told me that they wanted to make Putharekulu (A sweet involves a very complex process and patience…
The joy of harvesting and the experience of one crop cycle
Everyday we are getting one or other vegetables from our garden now. Such a lovely feeling to harvest ❤️ Children have seen one complete crop…
How our cows are helping our children inculcate empathy
How emotional cows are‼️Almost like humans. They don’t leave their friends behind ‼️ See how Nandhi is waiting for Gowri to catch up. From pedagogy:A…
Nature visit to Obuleshwara mountain near Chinthaparthi
From Paripoornam pedagogy: The confidence of children is built with challenges. But the challenge should be from small to big. If you challenge a child…
Failed but nature didn’t give up on us
Some wild edible leaves and a few cucumbers from our community farm. I must admit that we didn’t really succeed much in our first attempt…