What makes you, your community and the world come alive?
Ever wondered, What could be the regenerative livelihoods and meaningful career options to heal ourselves and the planet?
Gallata Makers is a podcast about the stories of disruptors, tricksters, Alivelihood Walkers and seekers from the world of common people who took the plunge to discover their swadharma and switched to more lively and meaningful careers.
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What makes you, your community and the world come alive?
Ever wondered, What could be the regenerative livelihoods and meaningful career options to heal ourselves and the planet?
Gallata Makers is a podcast about the stories of disruptors, tricksters, Alivelihood Walkers and seekers from the world of common people who took the plunge to discover their swadharma and switched to more lively and meaningful careers.
Episode 1 - 'Listening to Earth', An open heart telephonic conversation
ALIVELYhood Podcast
1 hour 4 minutes 58 seconds
5 years ago
Episode 1 - 'Listening to Earth', An open heart telephonic conversation
How can deep listening guide us into paradigm of love and healing?
In this episode Rajat speaks with Madhur Anand, naturalist, self design learner, story teller and community organizer.
They reflect and talk on what do we need to let go of in order to open up for New possibilities, and his experiments in education and life and how it led to starting " Sehatvan" a community space for health, ecology and arts.
ALIVELYhood Podcast
What makes you, your community and the world come alive?
Ever wondered, What could be the regenerative livelihoods and meaningful career options to heal ourselves and the planet?
Gallata Makers is a podcast about the stories of disruptors, tricksters, Alivelihood Walkers and seekers from the world of common people who took the plunge to discover their swadharma and switched to more lively and meaningful careers.
