The inspiration behind the Climate Crisis Anthem music video did not come to me all at once... Khalsa has a history of being helpers and saviors... Acting on the broad canvas of history, they serve the good of all.
“This project has galvanised the youth of Punjab, volunteers at grassroots levels are growing each day for achieving an ever green revolution for the state. Everyone can plant a forest in their backyard, school, college or at their own religious place. This is a collective and a solid step to fight climate change. EcoSikh offers this knowledge and handholding to everyone. We are open to collaborate with all the faith groups to create more sacred forests.”
6000 trees, shrubs, plants crops of 58 species have been planted
The increasing barrenness of the Earth also reflects a spiritual emptiness within humans
"By the grace of the saint, the dried branch has blossomed green." —SGGS, Ang 102
EcoSikh has persistently strived to create Micro-Forests using Miyawaki methodology
The answer to feeling anxious and afraid is to take action – it’s the antidote
A lot of people are overwhelmed at the scale of the climate change problem
I am the founder of Asawaree and through our projects we support community women. Our work revolves around the following United Nations Sustainable Development Goals: