Sustainable Living and Tradition Preservation: The Amrithagiri Eco Life Initiative Led by Denny Thomas
Promoting Sustainable Living and Preserving Traditions
Amrithagiri Eco Life aims to promote sustainable and eco-friendly farming methods. The philosophy is rooted in the belief that "Earth is our mother, and we are her offspring." They utilize natural resources without compromising the ecological balance and aim to revive our long-lost traditions, customs, and indigenous medicines.
Amrithagiri Eco Life endeavours to retrieve nostalgic heritages and practices once prevalent in Kerala. With the support of like-minded people, including NGOs, political and spiritual leaders, Gurujis from the mighty Himalayas, different organizations, and well-wishers, we have been successful in promoting sustainable living and preserving traditions.
Mr. Denny Thomas Chempazha, the visionary leader and chairman of Satkarma, leads Amrithagiri Eco Life alongside Director Mrs. Jyothi Chempazha. Renowned for his commitment to sustainable living and global peace, he is a distinguished ambassador for peace.
Beyond Amrithagiri, Mr. Denny Thomas contributes to organizations like Integral Books, showcasing a diverse dedication to positive change. His role extends beyond corporate leadership, as he actively pursues spiritual endeavours, frequently journeying to the Himalayas for inspiration.
Through his open-minded approach and diverse engagements, Mr. Denny Thomas embodies Amrithagiri Eco Life's ethos, aiming for harmony with nature and the revival of traditions for the global community's well-being.
Mr. Denny Thomas visits the Himalayas in the pursuit of spiritual enlightenment and his desire to work towards Satkarma's goals for global peace and harmony that can have a positive impact on the world. He does this with an open mind and a willingness to learn from different perspectives and cultures.
Amrithagiri Eco Life aims to collaborate with Ayush, IMF, WHO, UN and be validated according to their decorum. The ideologies are based on the philosophy of "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam," which sees the world coming together as one family.
