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Aromatherapy: the ancient art of healing and nurturing through the use of essential oils. It is a practice that has been treasured for thousands of years. Extracted from various plant parts, including leaves, flowers, bark, and roots, essential oils are known for their distinctive properties and benefits. These precious oils have the power to calm the mind, ea...

Meditation is an ancient practice that has been used for thousands of years to connect with the inner self and the universe and cultivate peace. Simultaneously, incense has been an essential element of meditation practices for centuries, with its potent aroma drifting through the air, alleviating the mind and soul. The captivating fragrances and delicate swirls of smoke have long been revered f...

Much has changed, how we define beauty. All kudos to social media, Beauty today is frequently measured with flawlessness, is not so? It's easy to feel self-conscious about how our skin appears. The world of beauty, out there, has so much to offer that promises perfect, flawless skin.
How about we shifted our focus from perfection to nourishment? What if we embraced the natural and healthier...

We don’t give enough credit to our sense of smell. It is a very powerful relay and has been instrumental in our evolution as a species. From the days of foraging for food to creating exquisite scents, it remains one of our most dominant senses which guides our instincts and influences our mood and behaviour.
As part of our instincts, our olfactory sense also affects our memories; certain sme...

Incense difference –

Phool –
⦁ No charcoal
⦁ Hand rolled
⦁ Made from temple-flowers and plant resins
⦁ Contains Milk and honey
⦁ Hand dipped in Natural essential oils
⦁ Smoke contains –
⦁ Has therapeutic properties
⦁ No Sulphur content

Ordinary incense –
⦁ Made form Charcoal
⦁ Machine made
⦁ Artificial Perfume
⦁ Contains Potassium Nitrate (Sa...



 

 

 

 

 

16th March 2016, Ankit

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Ganges River, HindiGanga, grea...

Manual Scavenging - Blog

 

Manual scavenging refers to the practice of manually cleaning, carrying, disposing or handling in any manner, human excreta from dry latrines and sewers. It often involves using the most basic of tools such as buckets, brooms and baskets. The practice of manual scavenging is linked to India’s caste system where so-called lower castes were expected to ...

Our mission to preserve the river Ganges and empower women of marginalized communities by providing them a means to earn their livelihood became a reality… Read through our Theory of Change to understand how we are changing the way the world deals with flower pollution.