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The Art of Slowing Down - Nature Journaling
We don’t need to be a scientist or a professional artist to start Nature Journaling. This practice is about the process of observing and recording, not the perfection of the end product
Protect and Preserve Mother Earth
Our world has many environmental problems, such as deforestation, challenges to water quality and sanitation, extensive air and water pollution, and the growing endangerment of countless species.
Man’s Search for Meaning
Those who know their “why”—can endure the most difficult and testing moments of life far better than someone who lacks a sense of purpose. Read the book review before you can venture into the book…
The Power of Puttering: A Mindful Start to the Day
In recent times, the idea of “puttering,” popularized by Jeff Bezos, has been gaining attention as a different way to begin the day. Read more here.
Priya Nagarajan
Lets see what Priya Nagarajan from Cumming, GA has to say about why she volunteers for Love to Share Foundation
The Peculiar Mind
The Peculiar Mind - Is there a mind even? What happens if we inquired the mind ? Read on..
One Among The Stars
Lavanya shares how volunteering has allowed her to serve with intention and a deeper sense of purpose.
The Day the Wish-Fulfilling-Tree Bore Fruit - Kalpatharu Day!
A Guru’s love for the world is pure and without blemish. This love flows as grace, and the Guru becomes none other than a Kalpatharu—a divine, wish-fulfilling tree. Read on to discover how the tradition of Kalpatharu Day came to be.
Recipe Corner
Some dishes never get old; one all-time favorite is a piping hot tomato soup on a chilly day!
Building A Community
Discover the beautiful results of our volunteers’ passion, creativity, and relentless service over the last quarter.
Nature’s Superheroes
Two of our young volunteers bagged prizes for their work in raising environmental awareness at their school — our two superheroes! 😊
Our “Beautiful” AI World
AI’s exponential growth can impact our resources—resources that have evolved over millions of years. Check out Kimshuka’s art: Is this the future we want to envision?