Remember I spoke about Shinrin-Yoku or forest bathing sometime back? Not everyone has access to a forest, but everyone has access to weeds – in the milieu.
Persons who forage more wild varieties in childhood have a better sense of biodiversity as adults.
In this episode we do a bit of catching up, a bit of dreaming, I tell you about the project that is launched where you can participate by donating (see the names at the end).
It is established that uncultivated, wild greens, which we in our imprecise communication call weeds are the ultimate opportunistic sustainable plant. But then how early do we start foraging?
True we may not be entirely what we eat, because we are also thinking beings but cannot ignore the truth behind that statement.
Karthigai deepam or Peruvizha as it is mentioned in the Sangam literature - is one of the oldest festivals celebrated by Tamil people
In this area we had Cyclone Nivar brushed us with a visit on Wednesday night...
Weed is the language the climate and soil uses to speak to us.. if we care to listen.
according to Charaka Samhita we must eat edible green herbs in the month of Karthika to boost our immunity to ward off Yama, the god of death.
I thought today I will tell you some stories and draw your attention to the logo of this podcast. Talking about noticing and paying attention…