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Rural Development Program: We are running a rural development program in a town called Veerpur, on the banks of the Ganges, about 3 km south of Rishikesh. In this program, we are doing the following: Water facilities – although the town lies on the banks of the River, most people had no running water or water for their farms. We dug a boring well and have brought running water to this village. Tree plantation program Organic Gardening program – We have started a special organic farming program as well. We have brought in trained organic farmers and scientists to teach the local farmers alternative, chemical-free methods of farming. Further we have a special “buy back” program with them where we buy back from them all of their crops. Women’s Vocational training program Construction of a proper road Spirituality and Culture – we have started an evening devotional ceremony there on the banks of the Ganges, called Aarti. It is a way for the villagers to come together in a spirit of peace, culture and piety. Gurukul/orphanage: The second of the two gurukul/ orphanages is here in Veerpur. . DROPS DROPS OF OF NECTAR NECTAR NECTAR 320 Ecological “Clean, Green and Serene” Programs IHRF runs programs dedicated to cultivating an awareness of environmental sanctity as well as with the mission of restoring Mother Earth’s natural balance. Its focus is currently on preserving holy pilgrimage areas, called Tirthas. Currently, IHRF is running a “Clean, Green and Serene Programs,” in Rishikesh, Himalayas and in Veerpur. In these noble programs, IHRF is working to clean up the holy banks of our Mother Ganga. In order to restore Mother Ganga to her rightful state of sublime beauty, we have instituted “Clean, Green and Serene” programs. Through these programs, our ancient, holy pilgrimage cities will be restored to their rightful state of purity, sanctity and spiritual sublimity. In general, IHRF is the backbone of numerous charitable organizations and provides a vast range of services. The Foundation is dedicated to bringing food to the hungry, medicine to the sick, and peace to the troubled. IHRF does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, caste, gender or nationality. All of its services are open to all & free to all. IHRF embraces the whole of humanity and seeks to heal whatever ails God’s children . DROPS DROPS OF OF OF NECTAR NECTAR NECTAR 321
PARMARTH NIKETAN ASHRAM RISHIKESH, INDIA H.H. Swami Chidanand Saraswatiji is president of Parmarth Niketan Ashram in Rishikesh, India, a true, spiritual haven, lying on the holy banks of Mother Ganga, in the lap of the lush Himalayas. Parmarth Niketan is the largest ashram in Rishikesh. Parmarth Niketan provides its thousands of pilgrims – who come from all corners of the Earth – with a clean, pure and sacred atmosphere as well as abundant, beautiful gardens. With over 1000 rooms, the facilities are a perfect blend of modern amenities and traditional, spiritual simplicity. The daily activities at Parmarth Niketan include morning universal prayers, daily yoga and meditation classes, daily satsang and lecture programs, kirtan, world renowned Ganga aarti at sunset, as well as full Nature Cure, and Ayurvedic treatment and training. . DROPS DROPS OF OF NECTAR NECTAR NECTAR 322 Additionally, there are frequently special cultural and spiritual programs given by visiting revered saints, acclaimed musicians, spiritual and social leaders and others. Additionally, there are frequent camps in which pilgrims come from across the world to partake in intensive courses on yoga, meditation, pranayama, stress management, acupressure, Reiki and other Indian, ancient sciences. Further, Parmarth Niketan’s charitable activities and services make no distinctions on the basis of caste, color, gender, creed or nationality. Instead they emphasize unity, harmony, peace, global integrity, health, and the holistic connection between the body, mind and spirit. True to its name, Parmarth Niketan is dedicated to the welfare of all. Everything is open to all and free to all. . DROPS DROPS OF OF OF NECTAR NECTAR NECTAR 323
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Swami Chidanand Saraswati,2004, Dro
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Pieces Sent by Others Give, by Kahl
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INTRODUCTION I have been blessed be
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face, I knew that what He was going
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SEPTEMBER 11, 2001 - ITS MEANING, I
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of everything unto Me, you will be
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attaining God realization. As an an
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Yes, of course, souls can come back
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take fruit, nuts and milk without l
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with sumptuous, cooked meals prepar
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not, similarly these moral and ethi
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principles and laws. Remember what
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found not in the acquisition, but r
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poverty to you. But, if you look a
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in a boat to cross the water and sp
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is what is needed. There is a beaut
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MEIN TO KAB SE TERI SHARAN MEIN HUN
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should be a minute to minute, momen
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than Jayant and they pursued him re
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mother, this means treating her wit
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His work is flowing through you, wh
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What do I want out of life? What is
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CORPORAL PUNISHMENT Corporal punish
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understand. Instead, she would simp
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Gujaratis marrying Gujaratis, Punja
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pathy and charity make us feel like
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we really want to be healed at thei
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DIVINE ASSISTANCE There was once a
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“You can not take the needle with
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crippled man, a dirty child or a cr
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as childish. Yet, those views are f
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