In London, Vashu Bhagnani meets Sadhguru
In London Climate and environmental consciousness have become a global conversation that has gained tremendous traction. Many powerful and influential voices have joined the cause to save our planet, including Sadhguru, spearheading his Save The Soil campaign.
Vashu Bhagnani, In London a producer, met and spent time with Sadhguru yesterday, discussing his campaign. Pooja Entertainment has always been a company that has made a conscious effort to conserve the environment. That belief was expressed in their films Bellbottom and Coolie No 1.
From carbon neutral environments for Bellbottom to a plastic-free set for Coolie No. 1, Vashu Bhagnani, Deepshikha Deshmukh, also Jackky Bhagnani have all been champions and leaders in the Indian film industry.
Vashu Bhagnani says of his interaction with Sadhguru, “Had the honor to interact with Sadhguru during his visit to London. He is a confluence of ideas, constantly redefining concepts, sadhna, and spirituality. “
Best wishes to him as he embarks on his journey to #SavetheSoil.”
On Monday, Sadhguru, an environmentalist, set off on a 30,000-kilometer motorcycle tour across Europe and the Middle East en route to India, beginning in London’s Parliament Square. The 64-year-old yoga guru donned his biking gear for the upcoming 100-day tour, which will take him to Amsterdam, Berlin. And Prague on a BMW K1600 GT motorcycle this week.
“It is critical that we act immediately. I’ve been talking about it for over 24 years, but a solution can only come when there is a willingness to listen. “It is now snowing in many parts of Europe, also we’ll be riding our bikes through it. It’s not exactly a joy ride at this age. So, what am I doing? Because, in the last 20 years, over 300,000 farmers have committed suicide. This is happening worldwide, not just in India… one of the main concerns is soil depletion, “He stated.
The Save Soil Movement, which was launched as part of the spiritual leader’s Conscious Planet initiative, aims to draw attention to dying soil also growing desertification. The goal is to persuade countries to implement national policies to increase the organic content of cultivable soil.
