I have a dream
My dream is to shift to an
unpolluted green environment and live in accordance with nature.
Please click on this link below to
read the article-- Living amidst Nature:
I plan to form a group of
people with whom I can travel to find out a suitable place to settle and on the
way we can visit places of interest, ancient temples —it could indeed be a
journey of a lifetime.
Whenever I have thought of
something in the past it has always come out true but many a times I have not
put the thought / idea into practice and lost the opportunity; this time I want
to fulfill my dream of moving out of the city and live in harmony with nature.
Anyone with similar ideas are
more than welcome to join.
WOW!!! My dream exactly. This is what i have been thinking and talking about. God made villages, mountains, trees, forests, rivers.... People converted them into cities and destroyed everything. Everything needed to live a comfortable life is possible in a village living sustainably in harmony with nature. A group of people can get together and form an eco-friendly community. Vedic knowledge is the key to everything.
ReplyDeleteBy the way have u visited Capt. Ajit Vadakayil's blog? His knowledge is awesome.
Prachi
welcome to the blog, i am looking forward to meet such like minded people.
Deleteyes i do read capt's blogs some of the things he says are interesting
keep in touch
Loved ur blog... I want to do this too however i am unsure of how to go about it ...
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, if you would like to have information regarding travelling you can ask me any specific questions.
DeleteIf it is regarding settling or second home you have to first find a suitable place for which you will have to travel
I have similar ideas and as written in the blog I am trying to make a group of like-minded people.
So many people have this wish but unable to proceed ahead
I so want to do this too .. Unsure of how to go about it...
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Deleteperson who has left his cell number 970----057 please communicate via contact me window on the right hand side
ReplyDeleteNamaste,
ReplyDeleteAny progress on the search for a place like this?
-Prachi
namaste
Deleteyes i have zeroed down on a few places, which i would revisit after monsoons
Hello, It's a nice blog. Currently, I am living abroad. However, I have a plan to settle down in Himachal Pradesh or Uttarakhand. It would nie to listen from you on this regard. For your information, I am not from Himachal or Uttarakhand.
Deleteif the intension is good for a good work why approch in an anonymous mode
DeleteNamaste,
ReplyDeleteI am planning to visit Uttarakhand in October myself, with my son. I have not finalised the place...either Kausani, nagtibba or any other remote place that i come to know of before that.
Prachi
Namaste
DeleteKausani is famous for Himalayan landscape, I stayed in the KMVN guest house, if you would like to see the photos I can send by e mail, nagtibba is a trek
You may also consider Badrinath, which would not be crowded in October
You have a very sweet son
Namaste,
ReplyDeleteI have been to uttarakhand twice(october 2014 & october 2016). Both times i stayed in Anamay Ashram in Kausani. I might stay at the same place and explore a little bit more of other places or I might go to some other place this time if I come across some place interesting till then. I have not decided yet.
Yes, Please send me some photos. My email address is self_15@yahoo.com
Will Badrinath be difficult with my son? he is 6 years old.
Regards,
Prachi
Namaste
DeleteI thought you would be travelling for the first time to kausani that is why I offered to share some photos, but you have already visited the place
Badrinath is connected by a motorable road, people even bring their infant children, just break your journey in-between
I have seen so many people taking small children on trekking routes too
Namaste
ReplyDeleteDo you know of any or have you found a community living self-sufficiently and sustainably in harmony with nature in the himalayas
-Prachi
No I am not aware; groups who do organic farming / natural village stays etc are out to make money
DeleteEveryone wants a READYMADE Vedic village where they can start staying in harmony with nature
No one wants to form a group, search for a place, cultivate the land, plant seeds and set up a Vedic lifestyle
Namaste,
ReplyDeleteI see your point. Not many people who have the resources, actually want to take the initiative. Most are just trying to make money from organic farming. But maybe that is just a start. Probably love for natural living will eventually lead people to just do it by coming together. I still think there must be some communities in remote villages...
Check www.kanchiecovillage.com
Yes, there are communities like this one
DeleteOnly thing regarding plotted spaces is there is no scope to expand in future, better to have own land
NAMASTE,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your reply. I might visit uttarakhand in october. Can you suggest place/ places that i can stay with my son who is 6 yrs for 5-6 days.(small budget, clean place, simple traditional remote village, view of the himalayas).
Thanks
Prachi
this time october will be crowded
Deletei would suggest Badrinath
Namaste,
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, I have to cancel my plans for this october. My son fell last saturday and has hurt his elbow. His arm is bandaged. I will have to make plans later after he is fine.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteGood to see such like minded people. Have you been able to make progress on this? I am also thinking of shifting to such place. Would love to leave back corporates and settle.
Aman, there are at least 100 people who have shown interest, but they do not want to take the trouble in finding a place and setting up a community they want to move in when everything is setup
DeleteNamaste,
ReplyDeleteI visited nagtibba in uttarakhand last month and loved the place. Stayed at a place called The goat village. Came across many places where i wished we could build a community.
Unfortunately because of my responsibilities and financial limitations i cannot travel as much as i would like to. What i cannot understand is why are the villagers in uttarakhand migrating to other places in search of livelihood. Can't they already have a community to be self -sufficient and sustainable?
villagers leaving their birth place is a very complex issue
DeleteNamaste,
ReplyDeleteCan you please elaborate on the above point? There has to be a solution which they can work out. The goat village about which I have mentioned above was set up for the purpose of reverse migration. To bring back the villagers to their village and give them livelihood. It is actually a guest house with a few cottages. Although i believe an ideal village community should be self sufficient without any need of help from outsiders like us who come for a few days to be with nature.
-Prachi
I would like to join in ur journey. How do I connect
ReplyDeleteyou may connect via mail bhoj11@rediffmail.com
DeleteHi, I just started following this post and I am very much interested in settling in the Himalayas in the long term. Have you been able to zero in on prospective destinations?
ReplyDeletewhat is your name please, and where are you from
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