The Guru’s grace is not limited to time and space. You could be a thousand miles away and receive more grace than the person right next to the Guru.
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Can national policy improve soil health? In recent decades, China has implemented programs aimed at protecting farmland and restoring degraded land across the country.
These initiatives combine soil monitoring, improved nutrient management, and sustainable farming practices. Long-term strategies like these highlight how coordinated efforts can help improve soil conditions while supporting agricultural productivity.
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Meet Humy. He’s the invisible hero pulling a 24/7 shift right beneath your feet just to keep you alive. 🦠✨
But right now, his world is in serious trouble.
See what’s happening underground—and how a simple chain reaction connects his survival directly to ours. 👉
#SaveSoil
@anwaribrahim@n_izzah@MSabu_Official We need soil policy in Malaysia which it’s very important for food security.Studies have indicated that over 50% of Malaysia's agricultural and forest soils have experienced some form of degradation. Please check this https://t.co/rxr5YPc1gH
Congratulations to the Republic of Kazakhstan on passing the soil law which addresses soil monitoring, protection and restoration of degraded soils. Rich soil is the greatest gift we can offer to our children and coming generations. May the Republic of Kazakhstan inspire its neighbors and the rest of the world to follow suit. Best wishes. -Sg @TokayevKZ@aqorda_press #SaveSoil
Some forests store far more carbon than others. Old-growth forests, which have developed over long periods without major disturbance, can hold large carbon reserves in their trees and soil.
These ecosystems also support rich biodiversity and stable ecological processes. Protecting mature forests plays an important role in maintaining long-term carbon storage and ecological balance.
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Gautama the Buddha is not a teaching, a philosophy, an ideology, or a new religion. He is a method, a way – not something that we believe or worship, but something that we become. Only then is he truly honoured, because that was his only intent, that people should live it. -Sg
The path of Kriya is the process of transforming a human being by transforming their energy. You can come to an experiential understanding of every nut and bolt of the human system. If you put aside the need to logically understand every step you have to take, then we can work directly with your energy. That is a most powerful possibility.
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When commitment and love go hand in hand to create something truly remarkable, people can become unstoppable - a wonderful example by Hillary Kiplagat Kibiwott setting a world record in planting 23,326 trees in 24 h 🌱
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Everybody says, “Believe in yourself.” I would say, first learn to doubt yourself. If something goes wrong, look within and see, “Maybe it is me.” This little doubt will bring some sense into you. Then, you will walk a little more gently upon this planet.
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Travel means you want to face unfamiliar situations. It is about breaking out of known, settled atmospheres. So travel should be a little adventurous – not in search of comfort but in search of exposure and new experiences. This is what spirituality also means, that you are constantly in new terrain. If you are always in the same terrain, you are stagnant.
Through an anecdote and an illustration, Sadhguru explores the dangers of waiting for proof before acting on the impending global soil extinction crisis.
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We are a part of the environment - changing ourselves is changing the environment. Saving the environment is also about saving ourselves. On this Environment Day, let us understand the core connect between what we call as Life and what we call as Environment: this is a Living Planet. Let's nourish it to be alive and thriving as that is the basis of our lives. -Sg #WorldEnvironmentDay @UNEP
Forests are not a resource — they are the source of life.
370 million years ago, Earth was a harsher world of rock, floods, high atmospheric carbon, and unstable climate.
Then forests emerged.
They transformed the planet — building soil, drawing carbon from the atmosphere, releasing oxygen, regulating rainfall, and helping create a world capable of sustaining complex life.
Even today, forests continue to regulate the systems human civilization depends on.
They influence climate, sustain biodiversity, stabilize rainfall, and move moisture across continents through invisible “Flying Rivers.”
But in just a few centuries, humanity has removed nearly half of the world’s forests.
What took millions of years to stabilize can begin unraveling within decades.
Protecting forests is not simply about conservation.
It is an act of self-preservation.
#WorldEnvironmentDay #ConsciousPlanet #SaveSoil #NowForClimate
Thiru Valluvan and tens of thousands of farmers like him in the Cauvery river basin have embraced tree-based agriculture which is primarily an economic model for long-term farmer prosperity, which also offers significant ecological benefits. It enriches soil, optimizes land and water resources, minimizes dependence on chemical-based fertilizers and cools the planet. Congratulations to Thiru Valluvan for creating economic & ecological wealth. Blessings. -Sg #CauveryCalling #SaveSoil @UNCCD@FAO
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