December 2018: Editorial
“If we can practice opening to the crises in our personal lives as teaching moments, as evolutionary stepping stones, we will be far better prepared […]
People
Mahesh Anna: Work is worship
For Mahesh anna his farm is a sacred space – the source of all his inspiration and learning. His journey into natural farming has made […]
Abhishek Thakore: The Nature of our Revolution
Over the last few decades, I have been a happy member of the social change family. All over the world, I’ve found well intentioned people […]
Sheeba Sen: My Journeys to the centre of self
When I was asked to write an article about my journey for Bhoomi Magazine, I could not help but be a bit overwhelmed. Where does one begin […]
How to Be a Climate Hero
“Right now everyone understands that something truly horrible is happening to the planet’s climate. The heat waves and forest fires, the floods and droughts. But… […]
Gentle Stewardship
Humility is the key to ‘good’ leadership and the antidote to those models of ‘heroic’ leadership that were always doomed to fail, writes Sharon Turnbull. […]
The Transition Initiative
Changing the scale of change – Jay Griffiths A while ago, I heard an American scientist address an audience in Oxford, England, about his work […]
A New Agenda
For humans, local adaptation is not work for a few financers and a few intellectual and political hotshots. It is work for everybody, requiring everybody’s intelligence. […]
Musings on Craft
I saw this non-emphasis of permanence reflected in the tribal’s use of oral tradition (as opposed to written tradition) to pass on culture, mythology and […]
KAMALADEVI – Tireless Promoter of the Crafts
Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay is considered single handedly responsible for the great revival of Indian handloom and handicrafts in the post independence era. Jasleen Dhamija, her close […]