You will learn to practice permaculture and organic gardening, mastering soil enrichment, companion planting, organic pest control, and water conservation. Additionally, you will explore seed saving and Indic plant wisdom, gaining practical skills to create and sustain a thriving, chemical-free garden while deepening your connection with nature.
You will develop a deeper connection with nature, fostering empathy for all living beings by understanding ecological balance first hand. Engaging in sustainable gardening practices will help you recognize the interdependence of plants, soil, and life, leading to a more mindful and harmonious relationship with the environment.
You can start by growing an organic garden, adopting composting and water conservation practices, and using natural methods for soil health and plant care. These daily habits will seamlessly integrate sustainable living into your routine, reinforcing your connection with nature.
Srivathsa Govindaraju is an Earth-friendly Farmer, Naturalist, and Sustainable Living expert based in Bangalore. With over 15 years of experience, Srivathsa's expertise lies in promoting positive wellbeing through a clear understanding of our symbiotic relationship with nature. What makes Srivathsa truly special is his commitment to living the principles he teaches. As a practising Chemical-free Farmer and avid wildlife conservationist, he embodies a holistic and sustainable lifestyle. Through his Nature Inspires initiatives, Srivathsa offers programs for different age groups, guiding clients towards a natural way of life and fostering awareness of our surroundings.
The Charaka Samhita compiled by the sage Charaka, is a Sanskrit text on Ayurveda (Indian traditional medicine). It is one of the two foundational texts of this field that have survived from ancient India
Soil, as per Charak Samhita, provides nutrient-rich food, promotes stress relief and mental well-being, encourages physical activity, and supports a healthy environment, all of which contribute to human well-being.
Research paper: Does Soil Contribute to the Human Gut Microbiome?
Author(s): Winfried E.H. Blum, Sophie Zechmeister-Boltenstern, Katharina M. Keiblinger
Abstract: Soil contributes beneficial microorganisms to the human gut, promoting well-being and supporting human health.
Introduction to permaculture and its principles along with it's significance in creating sustainable ecosystems
Discuss the importance of biodiversity in organic gardening
Understand the process of soil building through composting and vermiculture
Engage in an interactive Q&A session ask questions, gain deeper insights, and clarify doubts about the course
Next step, we will send you the zoom link one day before the event.
