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Satish Kumar on Pilgrimage

David Lorimer's guest today is his dear friend Satish Kumar, who was the Editor-in-Chief of Resurgence (now with the Ecologist) Magazine for 43 years and was the Founder of Schumacher College in Dartington. At nine years of age, Satish renounced the world and joined the brotherhood of Jain monks. A…

A tale about Gandhi's milk co-operative in Maharashtra

Milk co-operatives in many parts of Maharashtra have faced many difficulties. Corruption and the inability to manage manage the operations as well as assure good procurement rates to dairy farmers are some of the challenges in this arena. But one co-operative stand out thanks to Mahatma Gandhi. Go…

Kai Sawyer - Peace, Permaculture, and The Gift

Visit Our Sponsor: Foraged.Market Donate Directly: via PayPal -or- Venmo @permaculturepodcast   Want to listen to more conversations about Permaculture?  Browse the extensive archives of the show.  Image: Kai Sawyer at the Peace and Permaculture…

Episode 12 – From Ludhiana to Muqsudan: Legacy, Loss, and Resilience

Send us Fan Mail In Episode 12, the journey centred on Ludhiana and the Bedi clan’s strong tradition of seeking guidance from the Guru Granth Sahib. The Gardner recalls his proud grandfather, whose conflict with reformer Vinoba Bhave during the Bhoomi Dan movement led to lasting hardship. Despite o…

EP 18. Weaving an Indic Response to the Meta Crisis (with Abhishek Thakore)

The meta-crises is a concept that is growing in usage around the world It is developed in the western context with a Global North audience in mind, although in sync with Asian & indigenous wisdom traditions. The ingredients are coherent. But for an Asian audience it can seem dry, bland, and not ver…

Ep 214 Walk for Peace - The Long Tradition of Nonviolent Walking

In this episode, Avis pauses the Peacewarts series to explore a long tradition of walks for peace. Across history, people have chosen to walk slowly and publicly as a form of nonviolent witness, reclaiming roads and landscapes through presence rather than force. From Gandhi’s Salt March and Vinoba…

Peace is Possible: Lessons From an 8,000 Mile Journey with Satish Kumar

In this episode of Peace is Power, Janessa Gans Wilder speaks with Satish Kumar, a lifelong peace activist, former Jain monk, and environmental thinker. Satish shares powerful personal stories from his 8,000-mile peace pilgrimage, including his decision to travel without money as an act of radi…

Satish Kumar: Peace is Possible

Satish Kumar was born in Rajasthan in 1936, where he became a Jain monk at age nine, then left at 18 inspired by Gandhi to join Vinoba Bhave's land reform movement. In 1962, he walked over 8000 miles from India to Moscow, Paris, London and Washington delivering 'peace tea' to nuclear leaders as a p…

2001: A Space Odyssey (Part 2)

As always there are spoilers ahead! This is episode one of a four-episode mini-series. To make things even more confusing Episode 1 has two parts. This is part 2. If you have arrived here before treading the ground of part 1 turn back now! The idea is to most definitely watch the film before lis…

Wise Scientists 7: Satish Kumar

Philosopher-physicist Ravi Ravindra notes that according to all the sages, there are many levels of reality subtler than the mind. So, any enterprise wholly driven by the mind—including science, philosophy, and theology—cannot connect with these subtler levels of reality. In order to relate with th…