Healing Forest Workshop

Impactful films with your phone

We live in an age of smartphones, but only a few people know how to harness the potential of their camera effectively. Films and visuals give us a unique opportunity for sharing our ideas with a larger audience, creating awareness as well as action.

Let’s learn how to use the visual medium to create beautiful stories that leave an impact. Simple ways to make compelling videos with your phone so that you can bring the ideas in your head to life.

“Make your ideas fly.“

~Videos get 12x more reach than text and images combined. (link)

For Dreamers & Change-makers

We are conducting an online filmmaking workshop to help you tap into the power of your phone cameras. The May 2025 workshop is only open for social entrepreneurs, non-profits, and students of related fields.

The lab is designed as a practical hands-on approach where the participants will work on creating short films for their own ideas and initiatives. In the workshop you will be guided through 7 sessions on Google meet to learn the basic fundamentals, followed by 2 mentoring sessions to polish and refine your own films.

The sessions will cover the major aspects of filmmaking which includes: story-telling, cinematography, direction, editing, production, AI tools. You will also learn the art of promoting and marketing your videos as well as useful tips for fundraising and financing your films.

The smartfilms lab is specially designed for people who have interesting ideas but need a powerful medium to reach out to a wide array of people.

Learning By Creating

“Visual storytelling is the future.“

During the 7 learning sessions, each participant ends up with 2 short films of their own. This methodology of learning by creating enables you to overcome the big stumbling blocks that stop you from making films. It also gives you the right mindset and framework to start working on your own projects.

The mentoring sessions further support you on your creative journey with useful inputs as well as tips and tricks to get better at the craft. At the end of the sessions, few participants will be chosen to work on a live film project – based on their performance.

*Read more about the trainer and see our work on this page>>

Workshop Details and Dates | Next Session To Be Confirmed

Google Meet sessions: 7 Days – Monday through Sunday | 8.15 pm – 9.15 pm everyday
Online Mentoring sessions: 2 Days | fixed post workshop| 8.15 pm – 9.15 pm
Location: Online
Language: English

Price Bands (inclusive of gst )*

INR 3,900 /- Social Entrepreneurs (for profit)
INR 2,900/- For Non-Profits
INR 1,900/- For Students
*Limited seats.

Film-making Workshop Requirements


1. Commitment and creativity.
2. A cell phone that records video.
3. Computer with Google meet: Video has to be ‘on’ during sessions to share visual assignments.

*Note: No prior experience in filmmaking is necessary, but being comfortable around technology would definitely be an advantage.

Application

To apply for the workshop, please fill up this form: Google Form | Due to the large number of applicants and limited seats, we have a short selection criteria.

The Next Step

If you need more clarification please email us at support(at)filmkaar(dot)com. Feel free to share this page with someone who might benefit from it. Our world needs more storytellers.

Ram Mula Devrai
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Pune’s Last Devrai

Devrais are sacred groves, sanctuaries of stillness scattered across India. These ancient forests abide by a simple truth: Take nothing away. Disturb nothing inside. Leave nothing behind. And so, they remain untouched, cradling a treasure of interconnected life, thriving across generations.

But today, these sacred groves are vanishing—losing their space to the jungle of concrete, sacrificed in the name of so-called progress. Ram Mula Devrai, Pune’s last sacred grove, now stands at the edge of erasure.

We cannot let this happen.

Friends of Devrai

To raise awareness and action we are forming a collective called Friends of Devrai – a small group of nature-minded folks who can lead interesting walks inside the forest.

The members can collaborate with each other to form interesting events for the Devrai. These walks will fall under three broad categories:

🌿 Creativity Walks – See the forest through an artist’s eye. Whether through photography, painting, music, theatre, or movement, let the Devrai inspire your creative spirit.

🌳 Nature Study Walks – Wander with wonder. Tree walks, birding or insect walks to deepen our understanding of the delicate web of life.

🍃 Mindful Walks – Experience the restorative power of the sacred grove. Slow down, breathe deeply, and immerse oneself in the stillness of meditative forest walks.

These walks are a beautiful and immersive way to engage people across age-groups with the Devrai! Through these events we also hope to raise much needed funds for JeevitNadi, and Pune River Revival – non-profits working tirelessly to protect Pune’s rivers and riparian forests.

If you’d like to join this initiative, please fill in this form and we’ll be in touch.
FRIENDS OF DEVRAI FORM>>

*If you just wish to attend the walks and events at the Devrai, you can join the whatsapp group: Happenings@Devrai,Pune – It will keep you informed about the various activities happening each week.

Notes On the Initiative

  • This is a citizen’s initiative. There are no sponsors or patrons involved.
  • You are free to decide your level of involvement and commitment.
  • Walks can be in any language and you are free to design your own format. 2 hour sessions in the morning or evening work best.
  • All events and walks inside the Ram Mula Devrai have to adhere to the sacred law of the Devrai – Take nothing. Disturb nothing. Leave nothing.
  • The ‘Friends of Devrai’ collective also follows a single rule – Be kind. Be helpful.

Gifts of Devrai

A visit to the Devrai is meant to give you a glimpse of your entire life-journey. It’s because in life too we come with nothing, and leave with nothing.

Ram Mula Devrai is more than a forest; it is a teacher, a reminder that true wealth lies in diversity, that all life is sacred, that we are part of a greater, breathing whole. Join us in protecting Ram Mula Devrai. In saving it, we are saving something far greater than trees—we are saving a slice of Pune that shows us how beautiful this city once was.

Here’s the location in Aundh, Pune: Ram Mula Devrai

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Nourishing Now

As global warming advances and the world tips towards more challenging times there is an urgent need to connect young people with nature so that we can shift the trajectory of our planet’s future.

The nourishing now campaign is a set of films that offers hope and direction in a creative way. It imagines people, communities, and entire cities that have become devoid of any colour. In a grey world, how does one bring colour back into our life? The answer is simple and Nature shows us the way. Each film covers a unique course of action in which nature can bring health, wealth and happiness into our life.

Even in the darkest times, there is always a path back to colour and joy.

Rewilding

*Film credits are in the video description on Youtube | Film duration: 2 min.

Short Film Rang: This film has been shot in Pune, one of India’s many rapidly changing cities. Pune was once a no-fan station, where even in hot Indian summers you could do without having a fan. Blessed with a unique geographical location under the foothills of western ghats – the rivers and green cover of Pune kept it cool and provided it with one of the best weather in our country. A rapidly growing population and the large scale of construction has resulted in the loss of city’s forests, as well as pollution of its seven rivers. Pune now faces heat waves, flooding in monsoon, as well as water scarcity in many areas.

A small collective of people are however trying to protect and restore the city’s nature. One such group is the Anandvan Foundation that is aiming to transform Pune into a city of urban forests. With active involvement from Pune’s youth as well corporates and the forest department, they are making significant shifts in nourshing the spirit of Pune and its nature.

Rewilding as an opportunity: About 55.76 million hectares i.e. 16.96% of Total Geographical Area (TGA) of India is categorised as wastelands. These areas are currently under-utilized and deteriorating due to a lack of appropriate resource management or on account of natural causes. It offers a big opportunity in engaging our youth and solving the complex puzzle humanity faces for its future.

Renewables

**Film credits are in the video description on Youtube | Film duration: 3 min.

Short Film Berang: This film tells a fascinating story from the ice desert region of Ladakh in the Himalaya. Ladakh, known for its stark beauty and towering Himalayan peaks, is not untouched by the hands of climate change. Once a land of icy winters and clear, crisp air, it now faces unpredictable weather patterns and rapidly melting glaciers. These glaciers, the lifeline of the region, are shrinking at an alarming rate, threatening water supplies for both people and crops. Locals, who have relied on glacial melt for centuries to irrigate their fields, are witnessing a change they can neither predict nor control. Studies show that glaciers in Ladakh are retreating by 15-30 meters annually, putting communities and their way of life at risk.

But Ladakh also holds hope for the future. With abundant sunlight and strong winds, the region is ideal for renewable energy solutions. Solar power is already lighting up remote villages, reducing the reliance on firewood and fossil fuels, and offering a path forward. If we invest more in harnessing these natural, clean energy sources, we can not only slow down the effects of climate change but also offer Ladakhis a sustainable future—one that remains in harmony with their environment. Check out the work of Himalayan Institute of Alternatives to know more.

Renewables as an opportunity: In 2022, India ranked as the third-largest producer of renewable energy in the world, with nearly 40% of its installed energy capacity coming from non-fossil fuel sources. The potential for growth is immense. Solar power alone has the ability to transform India’s energy landscape. With over 300 sunny days a year, vast stretches of desert, and unused land, India could generate enough solar energy not just to meet its own needs, but to export it as well.

Nourishing Now vs Frightening Future

The climate crisis is often framed in alarming terms—rising sea levels, scorching heatwaves, and vanishing forests. While the urgency is undeniable, this focus on catastrophe is stirring anxiety, especially among young people. In fact, a 2021 global survey found that 59% of youth feel “very” or “extremely worried” about climate change, with 45% saying their feelings about it affect their daily lives . A sense of dread can be overwhelming, making many feel disconnected from nature rather than inspired to protect it.

Instead, we need to nurture a different narrative—one that highlights the simple joy and healing power of nature. Encouraging young people to experience the outdoors, to plant trees, to learn about local ecosystems, can nourish a sense of hope. When we connect with nature in the present, we begin to see solutions rather than just problems. By nourishing the now, we can inspire action without fear, shifting the course of our future towards something better.

Nourishing Now Concept

The Nourishing Now initiative is the brainchild of ‘ComMutiny – The Youth Collective’. ComMutiny has been working with young people since 2008. Their goal is to build vibrant ecosystems and empowering spaces that nurture the leadership potential of young people towards transforming self and society.

Our role at Filmkaar was to bring this concept to life in a creative way and produce engaging films that can connect with a large number of people. Please leave a comment to let us know your thoughts and ideas.

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Kindness Lab

Kindness lab uses filmmaking to help you grow kindness in yourself and others, thus creating kinder relationships, kinder cities, and a kinder planet. It’s a unique idea that will not only give you new skills but also make your life beautiful.

finding true happiness

Our world is becoming more intelligent, but less kind. New technology has brought new challenges. We have more connectivity, but less connection. Anger, intolerance, and divisions are on the rise. Our education system continues to focus on growing knowledge, but the real success in life comes from growing character.

Learn Kindness. Learn Filmmaking.

Many people chase happiness or success in life. What they don’t realize is that these are outcomes not goals – just like fruits from the tree of life. For the tree to give fruits it needs to be healthy first. When you learn to bring kindness into your life, you bring the right conditions for creating remarkable positive change.

Kindness is a simple yet powerful force of transformation. By practicing kindness, we can improve our own well-being, strengthen our relationships, and create a better world for all.

If you would like to bring a little more kindness to your world, join us in this unique experiment. There is no age restriction. Feel free to involve friends and family members into this project.

How Does It Work?

Over the course of 15 days, we will train you to create interesting videos and visual stories on kindness using your smartphone. Through simple yet fun activities you will get to create a kindness map for your life. Each session will have a new theme and slowly expand your experience of kindness, thus transforming your inner nature.

Stage 1: Kindness for self – small steps, big changes.
Stage 2: How to create kindness in close friends and family.
Stage 3: How to make your city and society kinder.
Stage 4: Spreading seeds of kindness for mother Earth and its myriad beings.

Selected participants of the Kindness Lab will be part of a close-knit Whatsapp group. This group will learn with each other and inspire each other. At the start of the lab we will send you all the course material which you can save on your phone or computer. This new skill of filmmaking for change shall remain with you as a gift.

Together we will create visual stories that touch our hearts and move our souls.

Mainstream media is filled with negative news, and social media seems to favour junk content. By learning to create short videos with a beautiful theme, we will be able to inspire and influence many minds.

The Kindness lab initiative aims to sow hundreds of seeds of kindness all around us. The science of kindness offers a large number of benefits that will last through your life. Give it a try and see how it transforms your world.

How To Join

The medium of instruction is currently in English.
We have a simple application process to choose genuinely interested people.

Kindness Lab will run from 5th to 20h October 2024

  • We will have 2-hour Filmmaking training sessions via Zoom on 4 days of the weekend: 9.00 -11.00 am IST. | *During the training, it is mandatory to keep your video on for all sessions.
  • Each participant will be able to make 3 films over the course of the workshop. The kindness films will be presented to a larger audience on the last day.

There is a registration amount of INR 1090/- for selected participants. (Scholarships available.)

*Families only pay for one person. This amount covers the training resources. It also helps us create films for non-profits that don’t have enough funds.

Apply here

Applications close on 1-Oct-2024

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Smartfilms – Master The Basics of Filmmaking

We live in an age of smartphones, but only a few people know how to harness the potential of their camera effectively. Films and visuals give us a unique opportunity for sharing our ideas with a larger audience, creating awareness as well as action.

Let’s learn how to use the visual medium to create beautiful stories that leave an impact. Simple ways to make compelling videos with your phone so that you can bring the ideas in your head to life.

“Make your work stand out.“

The future of communication is visual. Knowing how to create impactful videos creates exponential success. Not knowing how to do it, keeps us struggling with low reach, poor engagement and insignificant impact from our created content.

How Is It Useful

Videos speak louder than words. Videos convey emotions and messages instantly and effectively. They turn abstract concepts into visual experiences, making complex information easier to digest. You can even create visual stories without the need for words – thereby making it accessible to the whole world.

Our attention spans are getting shorter. So, what can we do? Enter video content! Videos can capture and hold attention more effectively than text. They’re dynamic, engaging, and can convey a wealth of information in a brief period. A 2-minute how-to video is easier to understand than a manual.

Videos are incredibly shareable. A well-crafted video can spread like wildfire across social media, bringing massive visibility to your message, product, or cause. Plus the current algorithms of most social media platforms prioritise and push video content over text or image. ~Videos get 12x more reach than text and images combined. (link)

Unlock The Power Of Your Phone

From mastering the basics of storytelling and camera techniques to understanding the nuances of direction, editing and sound design, this book provides a step-by-step journey to crafting films that resonate deeply with audiences.

Packed with practical tips, real-world examples, and insights, these lessons will empower you to transform your ideas into powerful visual stories in a very short time.

The smartfilms ebook is specially designed for people who have interesting ideas but need a powerful medium to reach out to a wide array of people.

“Never expected that so much would be covered in so short a time.” ~ Anil Saldanha

“So well designed. Easy to understand yet super important things which we never knew. Hoping to use them into my own creations!” ~ Cheshta Agarwal

“If I actually win a national award, I will dedicate it to you. :)” ~ Kedar Sohoni

In each of the sections you will not only learn the important concepts but also create short meaningful films. Our unique method of teaching will get you creating from the start. We will help you progress through 3 levels of training – basic, intermediate, and advanced. Along the way you will also pick up useful tips and tricks from the field.

For Dreamers & Doers

The lessons cover all the major aspects of visual storytelling which includes: story-telling, cinematography, direction, editing, production, AI tools. You will also learn the art of marketing and promoting your videos as well as tips for fundraising.

IMPORTANT: With the free Kindle app by Amazon you can read any ebook on your phone or computer (and you also get access to 100’s of free ebooks!). Check it out here>>

Master The Basics In 2 Weeks

E-Book

The ebook can be downloaded on any smartphone, tablet, laptop or computer from Amazon.com. Click the correct price button below.

INR 400/- only
US$ 6.99/- ONLY

Go on a creative adventure and create something wonderful.

Requirements

Note: The book is filled with rich media, and links to short films. You will need an internet connection to see the films.

1. Commitment and creativity.
2. A cell phone that records video.
3. A laptop or computer (optional, but recommended)

No prior experience in filmmaking is necessary, but being comfortable around technology would definitely be an advantage.

About The Trainer

Nitin Das is the founder of Filmkaar – a production house set up to tell stories of uncommon people and extraordinary initiatives. His youtube channel has over 2 million subscribers. He has done a filmmaking course from New York (2005) and is also an alumnus of IIML (2000). Nitin is an Asia Society Fellow, a selective group of young leaders chosen from across Asia each year for their work.

The Next Step

If you need more clarification please email us at support(at)filmkaar(dot)com. Feel free to share this page with someone who might benefit from it. Our world needs more storytellers.

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River Songs of Pune

Every river needs its songs. Because songs can keep the river alive. Songs plant the river in people’s minds. Helping them understand the river. Songs flow into people’s hearts. Making them care.

When a river dies,
a city’s soul dies.

Pune’s rivers are in a sad state. Their source streams are being killed. Their land is being stolen. Their water is being poisoned. Their flow is being choked. Their fish and forests are vanishing. As the city grows rapidly, somehow we have lost our connection with our life source.

So how do we raise awareness about the urgency to protect what’s being lost? How can create the right action to revive what’s critical? Can we use the power of music to bring people of Pune together and fall in love with their rivers again?

60 Second Songs

A group of like minded people are joining their skills to create short, simple songs and music videos for the rivers of Pune.

If you are a composer, musician, singer, poet, school or college band who would like to be a part of the idea, you can connect with our small collective. As a creative, you are free to create your own song or look for friends to collaborate within our group.

To start off with, our aim is to come up with 7 music videos of 60 seconds each. We will shortlist the most relevant contributions and use our filmmaking skills to turn some of them into visually interesting stories.

Also a filmmaking workshop will be conducted for the collective as well as their friends, so they can also use the river songs for creating new music videos.

*This is a volunteer initiative by concerned citizens of Pune. There is no monetary transaction. All material will created with the ‘Creative Commons’ philosophy: Any person is free to distribute, remix, adapt, and build upon the material in any medium or format, so long as attribution is given to the creator. Only noncommercial uses of the work are permitted. However, selected non-profits working for Pune’s rivers may use the songs in their fundraising efforts.

Sing With Us

Calling all nature minded musicians, singers, music composers, poets, school or college bands to lend in their skills. In case you are excited by the possibilities of this project please fill in the Google form and apply to be a part of the collective.

Songs can be in Hindi, Marathi, English or a mix. They can be longer than 60 sec. but for our project we will choose the most relevant segment of the song.

Application form

Timelines:
Mar 2024 – Forming the collective and working on different songs
Apr 2024 – Reaching out to colleges and schools to involve the youth
May – Jun 2024 – Filmmaking workshop followed by creating 60 second music videos
July 2024 – Phased release of the songs on various social media platforms

*Please give us a few days post your form submission to get back. Someone from our team will reach out to you soon. Also, do read up on the useful notes given below. They will give you creative ideas for the musical adventure.

**To simply follow the river songs project and catch the music when it flows, join us on Social media: Pune River Revival | Filmkaar

A Note On Pune’s Rivers


Did you know that Pune district is home to 7 different river systems? The rivers are – Mula, Mutha, Ramnadi, Pawana, Indrayani, Bhama and Bhima. Meandering their way through this beautifully verdant and fertile land, these water bodies support a multitude of different living beings. Starting from the majestic western ghats and ending in the vast Indian ocean, these waters have been journeying in time for countless cycles.

Our precious rivers create life wherever they flow, but their future is in deep trouble now.

3 Big Threats

  • Unplanned Growth: Rapid increase in population and industry without proper planning has taken a huge toll on our rivers. According to a 2023 report, the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) has named the Mula and Mutha rivers among the most polluted rivers in the country. (read more)
  • Misguided Decision-making: Instead of spending on water treatment plants which clean up sewage and industrial affluents that pollute the rivers, our civic bodies are spending thousands of crores in creating concrete banks for a beautfication project. (read more)
  • Climate Change: As the CO2 emissions rise and Earth turns warmer with each passing year, we are going to see erratic weather patterns. These changes pose a high risk to and from our rivers – both as floods and as severe drought. (read more)

Every relationship is based on a single golden rule: give and take. If we only take from our city’s natural environment without giving back, it is going to break the relationship very soon.

Our rivers face many challenges, but the greatest one is that we have given up listening to them. In our busy lives we stopped paying attention to what they are trying to tell us. We have forgotten how to hear their stories and songs.

Every river is a song
Every song is a river

What Every River Needs

If we wish to keep our rivers alive we need to treat them as living entities that have rights just like humans. Creating legal rights for the rivers will go a long way in ensuring their protection and continuous flow. So what are the rights that every river needs? Here are the 3 most important ones:

Right to its land
Wherever the river flows, it should be allowed to keep its land. No construction or buildings should come up in areas where the river’s water has passed through in the last 5 years. Rivers and their floodplains help soak up excessive rains, thereby reducing flooding intensity, sometimes even preventing it.

Right to clean, continuous flow
When allowed to flow unfettered and pure, rivers provide bare essentials of clean drinking water for everyone. Rivers help maintain a balance with groundwater recharge, enabling cultivation of food as well as water availability during water scarcity and drought.

Right to health
A river is healthy when all beings that rely on the river are healthy. A river devoid of life is a dead river. Therefore, we have to ensure that rivers are living ecosystems that support various elements of nature, not just humans. The health of our rivers is linked to the health of our society. When a river dies, the soul of a city dies with it.

To stay updated on this project you can follow us on social media or join our newsletter. Please do help us spread the word and reach out to people who can add value to this work.

Please help us spread the word.
Our songs will be your songs too.

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HAMPI – City of Stones

Who are we? Where do we come from? The rocks know.
Hampi – the city of stone hides many stories. Some of them are not from Earth. Travel with this 2 minute film to the UNESCO world heritage site of Hampi. A geological marvel of nature on our planet.

This short film is an artistic interpretation of the living rocks of Hampi. It fuses the wonders of Hampi with digital art to reveal the stories hidden inside the rocks.

Remnants of a once thriving civilisation in the South Indian state of Karnataka, there are more than 1,600 monuments from the Vijayanagara Empire. It was one of the last southern Hindu kingdoms which ruled from the 14th to the 16th century. By 1500 CE, Hampi-Vijayanagara was the world’s second-largest medieval-era city after Beijing, and probably India’s richest at that time.

On a more philosophical note, the story that is hidden in the monuments and stones of Hampi whisper about the chisel of time and its intricate workings. Those of have the patience to be still and the curiosity to listen will discover the secret that binds all things on Earth – our origin and our final destination.

Hampi is an exceptional place. Every person who visits it, finds something unique. As an artist I have used digital art to depict the stories that the rocks of Hampi told me. This is not a documentary, it is a cinematic short film. No rocks were harmed or moved in the making of this video.

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AIGO – India

AIGO stands for Artificial Intelligence Generated Outings. AIGO is a new way of exploring old places. We work with AI to bring enchanting fables from magical lands to life. You will find thought provoking stories that help you uncover the soul of this beautifully complex land called India.

Imagine the impossible

AIGO is also a way to open your mind. To fill you world with wonder and curiosity, and to inspire you to travel. Come, let’s go on imaginary adventures to fantastic places. Somewhere between the real and unreal is an idea that is waiting for you.

AIGO Punjab

May the 4th be with you. Traveling in a remote Punjabi village where Star Wars has a cult following you’ll find these strange vehicles. On this significant date the jugaad inventors bring out their futuristic creations for an epic road show. Their message to the world – there is a dreamer within all of us.

AIGO Assam

Why do the elephants of Assam create art?
Is it to draw attention to their dwindling numbers? Is it to remind us that these fields were once dense forest they called home?

Why do the elephants of Assam create art?
It’s for the same reason that all artists create.
To feel alive.

AIGO Leh

Does AI know answers to questions that have mystified humans for ages? Can it reveal knowledge that was hidden in the heads of a few? On assignment to document the levitating monks of Leh, I decided to let AI unravel their secret.

AIGO What’s next?

This is an ongoing project. With time I will keep adding new stories and destinations. You can also send in your own AIGO creations or suggest new places for us to visit in the comments section of this post.

“To imagine the impossible, is to sow the seeds for making it possible some day.”

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Healing Forest

Healing Forest is a journey to discover the remarkable healing powers of nature. To find new ways that bring people and forests closer to each other.  Join us in this exploration of fascinating forests and inspiring stories of healing from nature.

Our aim is simple. Helping people heal. Helping Forests heal.

Forests are known to have great healing properties. As humans, we have evolved in nature. It’s where we feel most comfortable. It has been scientifically proven that when we spend time in nature, our brain behaves differently. It affects how we feel and think, which has a direct impact on our immunity and healing powers.

Countries like South Korea and Japan have designated healing forests. Forests that one can go to find calm, balance and good health. Forests that help people recover, relax and revive.

To experience the concept first hand, visit this link to try out some Nature Walks, Games and Meditations based on the Japanese concept of Shinrin-yoku or forest bathing.

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If this idea interests you, please subscribe to this blog with your email. Here are some of the things we hope to do: Organise nature walks. Publish maps of healing forest trails. Bring out new films on the healing powers of nature. Create conscious communities. Provide natural healing tips. Tell stories of inspiring people. Discover fascinating forests that can serve as therapy forests. Do action projects that give back to nature.

Click on these links to read our latest posts and healing stories. Feel free to reach out to us with your thoughts in the comment box below. To know more about this initiative visit the about page.

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Please share this with people in your life who may need a moment of calm in their life.

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India In 5 Minutes

Catch the spirit of India in this short film and get a glimpse of the many wonders that India has to offer. From the Himalayan ranges in the North to the oceans in the South. From the deserts in the West to the rain forests of the East. Experience the many worlds that make up India.

INDIA

Simple to explain.
Difficult to understand.

Quick to amaze.
Slow to absorb.

Impossible to predict.
Certain to enchant.

Always full of adventure.
Never short of warmth.

INDIA
Easy to love.
Hard to forget.

India

This film ‘India Unravelled’ was made possible through a documentary film fellowship by PSBT. Visit them at http://www.psbt.org

Favourites

Here’s a list of 10 of my personal favourite destinations in India (in no particular order).

Ladakh
Spiti
Arunachal
Sikkim
Jodhpur
Rann of Kutch
Mumbai
Hampi
Andaman Islands
Kerala

Write your favourite place in India in the comment box below and I’ll try to create a film on the most popular choice. Feel free to share, screen, embed this film.

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