‘Ram Hari’ Means ‘that Which Dwells ...
‘Ram Hari’ means ‘that which dwells in our hearts and removes all that is not needed’. A short film on the recent visit to Vinoba Bhave Ashram in Brahma Vidya Mandir, Paunar, India.​ The film gives a glimpse of collective spiritual practices of sisters staying there. The values reflected the spirit of Moved By Love and Service Space.
Posted by Madhusudan Agrawal on Oct 12, 2014
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8 Past Reflections
On Oct 12, 2014 Radha Ivaturi wrote:
Thank you for sharing this simple, pure and deeply moving film.
On Oct 13, 2014 Afreen Malim wrote:
Beautiful! What a profound heritage we inherit from such saints!
On Oct 14, 2014 Mia Tagano wrote:
Dear Dear Friend- What a service you provide in bringing such stories forward, moving us by love, yes indeed. This story in particular...whoa, I could actually feel my heart expending, my breath deepening! Thank you, Madhubhai :)
On Oct 15, 2014 Jyoti wrote:
Farming and kitchen with food as medicine is so true, so wise, so simple and above all, so accessible to us all. It reminded me of a quote: the most overused anti-depressant is food, and the most under-used anti-depressant is exercise.
On Oct 19, 2014 Nilam Chauhan wrote:
So much gratitude for taking us right into the heart of the Ashram and literally feel the peace , serenity and love!!:)
Dear madhu , once again you have connected me with beautiful souls!!!:):)
Dear madhu , once again you have connected me with beautiful souls!!!:):)
On Oct 21, 2014 Madhusudan Agrawal wrote:
Dearest Family, thankyou all so much for your kind words and infinite love. It gives me tremendous encouragement to continue tell stories for soul. I promise to make more efforts towards this collective work we are all doing in the spirit of Maitri. With love
On Oct 12, 2014 Rushabh Gandhi wrote:
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