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From my little hut in the forest by Yorit Rozin
'From my little hut in the forest’ is a collection of stories about my life in Sadhana Forest. My name is Yorit. I grew up in a small city in the center of Israel. My parents raised me in an urban lifestyle very far from nature. But whenever the first autumn rain showers came, I was joyously dancing in the rain.
In May 2002, my husband, our daughter and I settled in Auroville, an international township in southern India. We were following our hearts, trying to explore different ways of living. On December 19th, 2003 – we slept the first night on the land that would become Sadhana Forest. I will never forget that night. I was so excited I couldn’t fall asleep. We were living in a scrap bullock cart with a roof made from coconut leaves. It was pure magic.
See also Sadhana Forest page
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The Gita of Waste
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This Earth of Ours
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Wildlife great and small of India's Coromandel
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My Pumpkin Roof: How to grow your own urban food garden
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Auroville Farms, Forests and Botanical Gardens
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Footsteps through the Salad
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Edible Weeds and Naturally Growing Plants in Auroville
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How My Garden Grew
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Organic Roots: Inspiration from the Founders of the Modern Organic Farming Movement
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Moments of Magic
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Hands With the Earth
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Snakes of Auroville and Pondicherry
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Shikra: The Adventure of Environmental Awareness