Sadhguru's Daughter Radhe Jaggi Launched Save Soil Book

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Transcript

00:26We have

00:29two more people here who will

00:31make up for it, more than make up

00:33for it.

00:35It was important to me that

00:37this journey of safe soil is not

00:39just something that was experienced by

00:41just the people who had the

00:43fortune of travelling with Sadhguru.

00:46Because when he announced

00:47the journey and when he said that

00:49he was going to do this motorcycle ride,

00:51I don't think any of us

00:53really understood the scale at which

00:55he was planning the impact.

00:58So it was

00:59only as the journey and like he

01:01said 13-14 days later like

01:03cicadas we all slowly opened

01:05our eyes. But it's just that

01:07as much as he talked about it,

01:09we had never imagined something at this scale.

01:11We had also not really

01:13understood as much

01:15as we've been part of the foundation, as much as

01:18transformation happens

01:19from person to person, we meet them on a daily

01:21basis when they come for the programs or they visit

01:23the ashram. We had not really

01:25understood

01:27how to look at individuals as individuals

01:29and that you can convince each

01:31individual to make a change in their lives

01:33or make a choice in their lives that will have

01:35impact not just for the people around them

01:37but for many generations to follow.

01:44people from all walks of life, all different kinds of social situations and backgrounds

01:50and their passion for this, their involvement with these events, the enthusiasm with which

01:57they kind of took it on and made it

01:59their own movement, I thought

02:01was something that needed to be captured

02:03it was something that

02:04and after the Save Soil journey, anybody

02:07that I met, the only

02:09conversation would be about, you know when this

02:11happened and then we were in this place and then

02:13that Akka said this and then you know

02:15somebody spoke to somebody who told somebody

02:18else and their mother came for the event

02:19and they spoke to some business contact

02:21who spoke to somebody else and they

02:23so it was such a like a

02:25network of memories

02:27and every time we met people

02:29this is what we constantly talked about

02:31every time I met somebody

02:33even if it was the same people

02:34they had newer and newer stories to share

02:38so it became almost like a

02:41yeah it almost became

02:43almost like a school nostalgia

02:44like when you go back and you meet your school friends

02:46and you still talk about you know

02:48in sixth standard this person did this

02:49and in seventh standard that person did that

02:51it was like a much more

02:53amped up version of that

02:54because it was a few thousand people who shared this memory

02:57so we interviewed close to a hundred people

03:01and you'll see how

03:04can I have the book please

03:09so we interviewed close to a hundred people

03:12and then we had to go back and start

03:16then we had to go back and start

03:18culling certain interviews and certain sharings

03:22because there was just too many and you can see that it's already quite a fat book

03:27and then we had to go back and cut back on a lot of people and their sharing

03:31in fact I think even Ramanna and Shilpaka

03:34so many people participated in the movement

03:37outside of the actual journey

03:39people who spoke to their family

03:41people who spoke in their schools

03:43we had children who you know convince their classmates to write letters to their local minister

03:48and then we had school teachers who got their entire school to write letters to the prime minister

03:54not just in India but across the world in various countries

03:57and when those ministers received not one or two or hundred but a few thousand letters from school children

04:04and individuals speaking to just the people in their society

04:08you know like people would get their building society together

04:12and when they had a meeting they would talk about save soil

04:14it became something that everybody felt belonged to them

04:19and I think that's a very unique way in which Sadhguru includes people into whatever he would

04:26you know whatever he thinks needs action

04:29it's not like I have a plan and I'm going to do it

04:32it's very much about how each individual person makes it a part of their own life

04:38and how they are able to convince one person, two people, hundred people, a thousand people

04:43depending on the level of influence that they have

04:46so this book is a series of sharings

04:50it's about 86 people

04:51finally we kind of had to pull some people out

04:54because it just became too big

04:56so we have about 86 different perspectives on how the journey started

05:01and where we went and what all we had to do

05:03and I think even watching this video

05:07it brings back such intense memories of what that journey was like

05:15so the book is written also from different people's perspective

05:18it must be very clear that it says compiled by Radi Jaggi

05:21not written by Radi Jaggi

05:22because we had a group of about five, six authors who sat together and interviewed everybody

05:28but many people's writings is in their own words

05:31so we interviewed them, we transcribed their experiences

05:34and then we wrote it in their own words

05:38so you get completely different perspectives

05:42you get completely different language

05:44you get different levels of enthusiasm

05:46different levels of humour

05:49different levels of some slightly painful memories also

05:54and I think it's been a labour of love

05:58it's taken us about two, two and a half years to put the book together

06:02first it was about getting everybody to share

06:05and many people were like

06:06oh it happened two years ago

06:07how do we start

06:08but the minute you start talking to them

06:11they can't stop

06:12it's just their memories and their sharing of all the events

06:16what they witnessed

06:17how people stepped up

06:18different kinds of people stepped up

06:20and did such really incredible things

06:24like for example

06:25and I don't know if you all have heard this already

06:28but for example

06:29when Sadhguru was in Jordan in Wadiram

06:31the clutch plate of the motorcycle had completely worn out

06:34and in the middle of a desert

06:37where do you go to replace a clutch plate

06:39but just talking to people along the way

06:42there was some

06:43there was a nomadic family who lived in a tent

06:46they saw Kannan waiting outside

06:48for someone to come and pick up the motorcycle

06:50so that man you know welcomed him inside the tent

06:52what are you doing here in the middle of the night

06:54he's talking about safe soil

06:56you know we're here

06:57Sadhguru's here

06:57this is what we want to do

06:58government policy has to change

07:00this is how it can impact the future

07:01your children won't be able to eat

07:03and you must also talk about it

07:05he said come inside

07:06meet my wife

07:07he made tea at three o'clock in the morning

07:09and gave it to him

07:11then from Kuwait and from Bahrain

07:13we were calling people to see if they can get the clutch plate

07:17and they brought it

07:17the owner of the showroom wakes up his mechanic at 4.30 in the morning

07:21and says 5.30 you have to be there

07:23you have to fix it and get it back

07:25somehow by 10 o'clock 10.30 we have the motorcycle back

07:29so that the journey can continue

07:30none of these people are people who have heard of Sadhguru before

07:34none of these people are people who have been involved with Isha before

07:37it is purely the message

07:41and a little bit of the madness behind the message

07:44in which they're all so moved that they feel that

07:48whatever little bit we can do to support this we must do

07:53one of the days in Austria the drone

07:56they wanted to get a long shot of Sadhguru on the motorcycle with all the mountains in the background

08:00and so they flew the drone really far

08:03it lost connection with the remote and it crashed into the side of the mountain

08:07we had only two drones we really needed that drone back

08:10so somebody's brother's somebody's somebody

08:15she treks in the mountain she said I will get you the drone

08:18so for about a day a day and a half

08:20she just hiked up the mountain looking approximately where we lost the drone

08:26she searched for it she found it and she shipped it to the next place

08:30just out of her own volition willing to you know go to this kind of extreme to make sure that

08:36the journey continues

08:37so there are many many sharings like this

08:40it was also incredible to watch the relentless commitment of Sadhguru

08:47I think when we came to Andhra Pradesh Shaila Jaka had organized a lot of press interviews that had happened

08:54and what we did was we set up interview setups in two different rooms

08:59and he had about eight to twelve interviews that day

09:03so he would go into this room and he would talk about Save Soil

09:06he would talk about the message

09:08he would talk about why it was really needed and what it was

09:11then he would go to the next room

09:13and he would the same message with the same involvement and the same enthusiasm he would talk

09:19the journalist would ask the same question

09:21because for them it's a new channel it's a new magazine that they are writing for

09:25they have not been in the previous interview

09:27so he talks with the same interview

09:29I mean with the same intensity and enthusiasm

09:31while the other room is being set up for the new camera and the new thing

09:35so like this ten to twelve interviews he just swapped rooms

09:39we went here spoke to this person okay this is done

09:41okay next room speak to that person next room

09:44all of us as volunteers all the journalists everybody you know the hotel staff are asking

09:49would you like tea would you like water would you like this

09:51but he doesn't get a minute because they have only that much time

09:55and then he has to move to the next place

09:59so how he connects with each individual no matter who they are where they are from

10:05talking about the soil policy talking about the need for this change to happen

10:11in a way that they will understand whoever that person is in front of them

10:16impressing upon them the importance of this in a way that is relevant for them

10:21so if it's a younger person a younger person

10:24if it's an older person giving examples that are suitable for them

10:27if it was a school child giving examples to them

10:30and all the while being on the journey

10:34it was really incredible to be a part of it

10:39still to this day I cannot believe that it was something that has happened

10:43even though I was there physically to see it

10:46and this is something that I felt everybody must experience

10:50you must experience the madness that we experienced

10:52the panic of not having the hall ready

10:56and Sadhguru is 5 minutes away

10:58and the audience is waiting outside

11:00and we have not opened the doors yet

11:01because we have not been able to set up the chair

11:03or the panic of not able to get the venue

11:08because some one officer is refusing to allow us

11:12and then all of us sitting there talking to him

11:15telling him you know this is the thing

11:16this is why it's important

11:18this is what we are trying to talk about

11:20convincing him so that he becomes so involved in the movement

11:23that he has no choice but to give us the space

11:26and it was not just large venues

11:28it was also just like in a public park

11:31if there were 20 people he would stop and he would speak to them

11:34if it was an event with a few thousand people

11:36like finally by the time we got to Dubai

11:38we had I think almost 10 to 12 thousand people in that auditorium

11:42and unfortunately the leader of Abu Dhabi had passed away

11:48in just a few days before that

11:50so the tone of the event everything

11:53because the whole country wasn't mourning

11:54it was important to recognize that

11:57and so all the officials were involved in that period of mourning

12:01so then our delay our event was delayed by almost an hour and half or two hours

12:08but 10 thousand people just sat in the hall for two hours

12:13there is no entertainment nothing because everybody is in mourning

12:16so there is no music playing

12:18there is no nobody standing on stage keeping these people's attention

12:22but 10 thousand people just sat waiting for two hours until the time was appropriate

12:28and then finally I think you saw

12:32you saw

12:33Sheikh Nahyan saying my brother Sadhguru

12:35so you know until he was able to finish whatever he had to do and come

12:38and then Sadhguru was there on stage

12:41actually the book opens with the chaos of the Dubai event

12:45because for those of us who are dealing with media and dealing with PR

12:48we just you know we had our heads turned around

12:53and then it starts from London

12:54so if you go through the book

12:56you kind of travel along with us on the journey

12:59you go through all the ups and downs

13:02hopefully you experience also the freezing cold that Sadhguru experienced

13:06and the crazy heat of the desert that he experienced

13:09but it is spoken in the voice of volunteers

13:12it is how Magambiri managed the logistics of it

13:16how do you transport all these people who want to volunteer

13:19and then individual volunteers in local places

13:22how they spoke in schools and colleges and got everybody enthusiastic

13:26so they wanted to come for the event

13:29convincing you know musicians and actors to lend their voice to this movement

13:34because if they do it the impact it has is so much more

13:37so these are not we are all just a bunch of idiots who really don't know how

13:43we don't have any professional training in anything

13:45but just moved by one man's intensity

13:50one man's passion for this

13:53more than that one man's compassion for everybody around him

13:58we did as much as we could to support that journey

14:01and this book is a series of sharings of all the people who participated

14:07actually not all the people

14:09as many people as we could include in the book

14:11all of their sharings

14:12what is incredible is that once the save soil movement was over

14:17from then so many people have been inspired

14:21and have gone on to do incredible things

14:24there was a woman Natalie from France

14:27who cycled from Paris to India

14:30and she made it for Mahashivratri at that time

14:34Sahil is another boy who cycled from the north of India all the way to Coimbatore

14:38I don't know this person's name but there is somebody in Andhra Pradesh

14:41there is a very young boy in Andhra Pradesh who walked barefoot

14:44for a certain number of kilometers to raise awareness

14:48and then people like Ramanna, Shilpaka are singing songs

14:52and talking to people about it

14:54because the kind of following that they have

14:56the people that they can influence and impact being that much more

15:00and also being touched

15:02and feeling the need to express that creatively

15:06and having other people be moved by their music

15:09so that they are also able to be a part of this

15:14it was so, it was like reliving that experience

15:18every time we went back to the editing room

15:20and we read all these people's sharings

15:23it's still when I think about it

15:25it brings tears to my eyes

15:26because people really, people made it happen

15:30Sadhguru is the inspiration

15:32and he is a lone man who no matter what he puts his mind to

15:35he will achieve

15:36but people who did not understand that they had the capacity for change

15:42they were able to step up and really give their lives to this

15:46you must, you must read it from their perspective

15:49you must understand what it takes for like a random school teacher to step up

15:54and you know do this

15:55or for like a housewife to say

15:57I am going to go on social media and talk about you know save soil

16:00there were many people who said Sadhguru I don't have any followers

16:03only my school friends 50 people are following me on Instagram

16:06but those 50 people are important to influence

16:09and so they also you know talking on their little channels

16:13saying you know Sadhguru spoke about this and this is what it means

16:16when I feed, when you know when I was eating as a young woman

16:19what I ate, the quality of food that I ate

16:22versus what I am able to feed my children

16:24the quality of food that they are eating

16:26it has changed so much, the taste has changed

16:28my grandmother knew this

16:29and I am not able to pass it on to my children

16:32so it moved people on various levels

16:39yeah so you must read the book

16:42that's me mostly it

16:44I think if you would like to share the impact that the journey had on you

16:47and how it inspired you to talk to people

16:49can I ask you one question Rade

16:51is there a format in which you compiled it

16:53because I see there are some boxes in the book

16:58can you tell us to how you compile the book together

17:01so it was important to me that the book be read by not just people who are avid readers

17:07there are many people I know who say oh I don't read books

17:10so the book is for you also

17:12it's been curated in such a way that if you flip to a random page

17:17you can just read that person's sharing in that event at that moment what they felt

17:22so it's not if you can read the book from the beginning to the end

17:26then you will travel on the whole journey with us

17:29but if you don't have the time or if you don't have the inclination to read the whole book

17:34you can just open a random page and get one person's perspective

17:38one person's story, one incident that they were so impacted by

17:43and you can go through it over a period of time

17:46it's full of incredible photographs

17:48I think maybe photographs that people have not seen

17:52and also we have a few factoid boxes there

17:55so if you don't know anything about the safe soil movement

17:58if you don't know what the dire situation of the soil is right now

18:03there is enough information there that you can read up about it

18:06and be a little bit more informed

18:08everything has been taken from published papers

18:11the UN has quoted many of these facts

18:13and many of it is research that we have done

18:15we have a little bit of information also about soil policy

18:19and what our policy recommendations are

18:21but mostly it's about the journey

18:24and how people like you and me stepped up

18:26and tried to do something

18:28whatever little way we could do it

18:31Namaskaram to everyone

18:34when I watched the AV today

18:37again it took me back to 2022

18:39and it was all nostalgic

18:42and I was staring sitting up there

18:46because the intensity with which we all felt

18:50about soil still continues

18:53and this was only just a reminder

18:55and took us back there

18:57I will try to speak in Telugu as much as I can

19:00but I might keep going back to English

19:03so first, Sadhguru facts

19:05what I want to say is

19:07that in 40-60 years

19:09there is an agriculture harvest

19:11at this rate

19:13if you are not even giving focus to soil

19:26we are waiting for a disaster to unfold

19:43and it is so intense

19:46and it is so intense

19:47and the fact that the disaster is

19:47what is there

19:48is this disaster

19:49that is not the disaster

19:49as we work on the market

19:53so I am not talking about it

19:56and the figures and facts

19:58and I will bring up the figures and facts

19:59and it was quite shocking

20:01because food scarcity

20:04In the world, like eight, almost seven-point-plus billion people

20:11of equalistic food scarcity,

20:13Sadhguru said the intent is,

20:15civil behavior, I am.

20:17Humanity is going to be a good thing.

20:19We will go into survival mode.

20:22Riots might occur, and we might even not think of killing each other.

20:27Suddenly, recently, a few days back,

20:31LPG gas was thugged.

20:33In the Anagane, there was a panic.

20:36And fuel also, people were filling their, you know,

20:39petrol cars, diesel, they were paying more and just stocking up.

20:43So just imagine, two, three days, LPG gas ledhu,

20:49fuel it Anagane, so much panic happened.

20:52Just imagine if there is food scarcity.

20:56So that hit me really hard.

20:58But this moment is not just about facts and numbers.

21:02It is about the spirit behind the moment and the cause.

21:08And, you know, it might have started like one man's, you know, journey.

21:12But by the end of it, it became people's journey.

21:17Rade shared so many stories.

21:24In their own way, how they helped the movement or the journey.

21:28Anagane, I had a big drop in the ocean, in the million drops.

21:34Kani, whatever I did was just a, you know, small drop in the ocean.

21:39But still, I will share what I felt and how I felt for the cause.

21:44So, first, I started talking to people.

21:47What do you love for anybody, wherever you went to any more time,

21:49I started talking to people's show, the same.

21:53And I went through numbers, facts and whatever this happened in the ocean.

21:56My school, I ran a school and I started talking to teachers at the school through the school.

22:02So, my parents started talking to.

22:03every social media post

22:05hashtag save soil

22:06I have a few celebrity

22:11friends, influencers

22:12they were clueless

22:15like how I was clueless

22:17in the beginning

22:18they were absolutely clueless

22:21interviews these

22:22and Sadhguru Hyderabad

22:24my dear friend Samantha

22:27also got awareness

22:28about how big this

22:30whole movement and

22:32how important it is

22:33so she agreed to have a conversation

22:36with Sadhguru when he was here

22:38in Hyderabad

22:39by the time he reached Hyderabad

22:40and that also had a huge impact

22:48so Sadhguru

22:50India

22:50gotcha varu

22:51lopal anukunna

22:52no, na lopal anukunna

22:53okpaata pada

22:54paata andhu kandte

22:56numbers

22:57ok information

22:58mana kiva galadhu

22:59kani paata people

23:00in toucha e galadhu

23:01It can reach people's heart

23:03Music can move and can

23:05You know, one of the things that can be done

23:07So, it's not about blaming each other

23:19It is about what we are doing to Mother Earth

23:22Without being aware of it

23:24We are doing something we know

23:26We are doing something we know

23:28We are doing something we know

23:30Mother Earth, I would rather call

23:32So, that also had a huge impact

23:35And in these 100 days

23:39What I learned is

23:44My ski instructor is a Hungarian

23:47So, Tanatho was a group at that time

23:49When I was in Switzerland

23:52And Tanakhi didn't explain anything

23:55He could immediately connect to what I was saying

24:03There was an immediate connect

24:05There was an immediate connect

24:06Then I thought

24:07Soil doesn't

24:09You know

24:10Know boundaries

24:12You know, it can connect people across

24:14The world

24:16Because we are all from the soil

24:18We eat out of the soil

24:19It doesn't know any discrimination

24:22When it comes to cultural boundaries

24:24Or you know

24:26Nationalities

24:26Whatsoever

24:27And I made him sing

24:29The

24:31Save soil

24:33Song

24:33And he danced to it also

24:34It was so cute

24:35I think it's still somewhere on my Instagram

24:37So, he sang the

24:39La la la la la la la la

24:40And we all danced in the icy mountains of Alps

24:42So, illa

24:44Whatever we could do

24:47We did

24:47But the biggest takeaway

24:49From this moment for me

24:51Is

24:52Sadhguru ignited

24:54People

24:55And I felt like

24:58If people come together

25:00Not out of fear

25:01But with awareness

25:02We can shift

25:04The world

25:05In no time

25:07Our ignition

25:08Was needed for us

25:09And

25:10I feel

25:11The most profound thing is

25:13We connect deeper

25:15With people

25:16On a common cause

25:17Than

25:17What

25:19Differentiates us

25:20Or what

25:21Divides us

25:23So, it is

25:24Still

25:25It's like

25:25So overwhelming

25:26When I talk about it

25:27And

25:28I'm sure

25:29Everyone in this room

25:30Had a role to play

25:31And

25:32I'm honoured to be

25:34Present here

25:35Someone asked me

25:36Rojuka

25:37You know

25:38Like one of the

25:40Newspaper

25:41Journalist

25:42Asked me

25:42Are you excited to be here

25:43I said

25:44No

25:44I'm honoured to be here

25:45I'm overwhelmed to be here

25:47I'm

25:48You know

25:48I'm happy to be

25:49A part of

25:51This

25:52Massive movement

25:53Which moved people

25:54Across the globe

25:55Namaskar

25:56Andrik

25:56Namaskar

25:59Thanks

26:00Radhi

26:00For

26:02Bringing out

26:02This book

26:03This exactly

26:04Looks like

26:05Mystic musics

26:08Save soil musics

26:09I think

26:09We can call it

26:10Now

26:12Ashram

26:13In Pratisari

26:14I think

26:14Save soil

26:16Movement

26:16Sounds

26:17Over

26:17Whether

26:19I'm meeting

26:20Someone

26:20In Sounds

26:21Of Isha

26:21Any other

26:24Meditators

26:24Or volunteers

26:25Whoever

26:26Participated

26:27In the movement

26:28In the movement

26:29Sadguru

26:29Travel

26:33So we used to

26:34Put so many

26:35Questions

26:36Bother them a lot

26:37But I think

26:38This will do the job

26:39Of answering all

26:40Their questions

26:43More than being

26:45Part of

26:45The movement

26:46We are

26:47I think

26:47I can't call it

26:49As being part

26:50Of it

26:52Like you know

26:53A lot of

26:55A lot of

26:56A lot of

26:57A lot of

26:58Contributed

26:59When Sadguru

27:00Was here

27:00In Hyderabad

27:01But we

27:03Witnessed

27:03One big

27:04Phenomena

27:06Manawal

27:07Matanaki

27:07Yoka

27:09Fundamental

27:10Aspect

27:10Mati

27:11Tanaguranchi

27:12Matanol

27:13Innal

27:13Ever

27:13Leru

27:15So

27:16Sadguru

27:17Ka

27:18Yegnyo

27:19Lage

27:19Jaisirdi

27:19So

27:20We were

27:20Fortunate

27:22Enough

27:22To see

27:23This

27:23Phenomena

27:24I think

27:25This

27:25Would

27:25Never

27:26Happen

27:26For

27:27Such

27:28Fundamental

27:28Man

27:28Jivatan

27:29Kadar

27:29Vena

27:29Matan

27:30Kapa

27:30Kod

27:31Yag

27:31As

27:32Innal

27:33Manawas

27:33We

27:33Could

27:34Never

27:34Identify

27:35The

27:35Problem

27:36The

27:36Biggest

27:36Problem

27:38So

27:39Sadguru

27:40Wepheid

27:40Te

27:40Sere

27:41Saal

27:41Gurins

27:42Moments

27:42Start

27:42Jais

27:43Naran

27:43Cephna

27:43Pdhu

27:45Manala

27:46And

27:46You

27:46Kond

27:46And

27:47You

27:48Postal

27:48Pada

27:48Dham

27:49Sere

27:50Kod

27:50Ngan

27:51Gany

27:52But

27:52I

27:52Think

27:53I

27:53Still

27:53Didn't

27:54Move

27:55Until

27:55Sadguru

27:56Finished

27:56At

27:56Least

27:5620

27:5730

27:57Years

27:57And

27:58Journey

28:01I put out a post saying that let us support Sadhguru in the Save Soil Movement and let us all

28:07do whatever is possible in our own ways.

28:33So, now I understood what he is going through.

28:38So, I did not contribute to that, but I did not know what to do.

28:43I did not know what to do.

28:47I did not know what to do.

28:49I did not know what to do with my own life.

28:52I did not know what to do with my own life.

28:56I did not know what to do with my own life.

29:02I did not know what to do with animals.

29:07I thought, I would never know what to do with animals.

29:14I would not know what to do with animals.

29:20I was able to do what to do with animals.

29:29I didn't know what to do with animals.

29:32I did not know what to do with animals.

29:36I have learned a lot. I have learned a lot. I have learned a lot. And I have learned many

29:45things.

29:46When I look at the message, I have learned a lot. My child is a little too. I can't understand

29:56that many people are worried about it.

30:05So, we could only say thanks to him for being the pioneer or just to be the first one to

30:13just raise this fundamental thing that, you know,

30:24but I'm so happy that, you know, there are so many things, the whole world is moved and supported him

30:32in such big way.

30:34And now that there is so much work going in the background and we have this beautiful book and thanks

30:40to Radhe once again. Yeah.

30:43Yeah, because I don't know.

30:45I'm sorry, but I don't know how to explain it.

30:52Now that, you know, we are all on this same line, so I can just talk a little bit and

30:58then sing this song.

31:14I don't know how to explain it.

31:16I don't know how to explain it.

31:25I don't know how to explain it.

31:33I don't know how to explain it.

31:37I don't know how to explain it.

31:42I don't know how to explain it.

31:44I don't know how to explain the language.

31:48I don't know how to explain it.

32:08Anyone has doubt,

32:09Manum, puttay di, gittay di, puttalsundi, pavalsundi, danlokhi gala.

32:13Matera

32:20agar

32:36oh

33:13The next few lines.

33:23The next few lines.

33:45The next few lines.

34:14The next few lines.

34:45The next few lines.

34:58The next few lines.

35:10The next few lines.

35:43The next few lines.

35:48The next few lines.

36:00The next few lines.

36:01The next few lines.

36:49The next few lines.

36:59The next few lines.

37:33The next few lines.

37:41The next few lines.

37:48So,

38:18So,

38:48So,

38:56So,

38:57So,

38:58So,

39:03So,

39:33So,

39:34So,

39:37So,

39:50So,

39:52So,

39:55So,

39:56So,

40:01So,

40:02So,

40:03So,

40:05So,

40:07So,

40:12So,

40:14So,

40:16So,

40:50So,

40:54So,

40:56So,

40:58So,

40:59So,

41:00So,

41:03So,

41:08So,

41:15So,

41:16So,

41:21So,

41:36So,

41:36stop all fertilizers, stop all pesticides, you tell me can we feed our population without

41:41any fertilizer or pesticide, it's simply not possible.

41:44It's inhumane to ask a farmer who is barely able to feed his family to take on an environmental

41:52issue and solve it themselves.

41:54So the natural solution is if you put enough organic content back into the soil, naturally

42:02your need for fertilizer and pesticide will slowly go down over a period of time.

42:07But if there is no organic content in the soil, how is he supposed to give you food without

42:12fertilizer?

42:13It just doesn't make sense to ask that of them.

42:16So policies also must be in line with that plus education of the farmer to go back to

42:21certain kinds of farming practices based on the region in which he is a farmer.

42:25And this doesn't only help with soil rejuvenation, water retention in this country is an issue

42:32one day we have flood, next day we have drought, next day we have flood, next day we have drought.

42:36People think these are two separate problems.

42:38These are not separate problems except for the Gangetic Plain where we have ice based water

42:43flow, everywhere else in this country only that monsoon rain is our source of water for

42:49the rest of the year.

42:51Every time it rains, because there is not enough organic content, there is not enough tree roots,

42:57there is not enough material in the soil to hold the water, it just rushes through and

43:02you get a flood.

43:03All that water that should have soaked into the earth and stayed there and given us water

43:08and perennial rivers for the rest of the year, by the time summer comes there is no water in

43:13it which means you have droughts.

43:15So people think these are two separate problems, it's the same fundamental problem.

43:20You must raise the organic content of the soil from whatever it is right now to a minimum

43:26of three to six percent.

43:27This has economic benefits, this has environmental benefits, this has nourishment benefits because

43:33what you and I eat today is not the same as what our grandparents used to eat.

43:38We need to eat that much more food to get the same amount of nutrition.

43:44One example that we kept using during Safe Soil is that if you ate a California orange

43:48in 1920, you got to eat eight California oranges to get the same level of nutrition.

43:54Can you eat eight oranges on a daily basis to get that?

43:56It just simply doesn't make sense.

43:59So it's a question of improving the quality of our food, it's a question of improving the

44:05financial situation of the farmer, it's a question of improving the soil quality, improving

44:11the state of rivers in this country, it is a multifaceted solution but all of it comes

44:18from raising organic content in the soil.

44:21So what everyday people can do is make sure that the message does not stop because we are

44:29a democracy where you place your vote is extremely important.

44:32How you influence your local MP, MLA, your state government, your central government, it must

44:40be in line with this.

44:41If enough people raise their voice, they will have no choice but to make it the national policy.

44:47And when we had the event with the Prime Minister as part of Safe Soil, part of what we had

44:54done

44:54was all the letters that children had written, we put them up on boards and there was just simply

45:01not enough space.

45:02So we had stacks and stacks of letters on the corridor.

45:06So when the Prime Minister came for the event, he had no choice but to see how many children

45:11were asking for change.

45:14Nobody can not be moved by that.

45:16So your commitment as an individual is not okay, today I said safe soil and that's it.

45:22Every day if you think about it, every day if you talk about it to one person, the person you

45:27meet

45:27on the bus, your auto driver, your cab driver, your taxi driver, he will speak to one more person,

45:33he will speak to one more person and then it becomes something that each individual can make a change about.

45:40Yes, of course, if you are doing organic farming in your balcony garden, I have great respect for that.

45:45But that is not going to bring fundamental change to the country.

45:49If that means you have more education, if your balcony garden is helping you understand the

45:55situation better, if it's giving you the possibility to explain to people in a more clear and concise

46:02manner, it's extremely important that you do it.

46:04But 70% of India's land is in the hands of the farmer.

46:08We must support them and help them in every possible way to make this change.

46:13And it must happen in the next 20-25 years because if we wait beyond that, it's just going to

46:20take

46:20200 years to reverse it and who knows if we'll be successful at that time.

46:27So definitely having animals on the farm is a big thing.

46:32People also tend to think that animals on the farm, it's about being a source of milk or it's being

46:39a source of that.

46:40Actually, it is the cow dung and the urine which is the most precious part of what you can get

46:45from a cow.

46:46Because what that does for soil nourishment, there is simply no replacement.

46:51There are many traditional methods of how to transform just cow dung and urine into being an extremely

46:57powerful fertilizer.

46:59We have a method of teaching this as part of Cauvery Calling.

47:02We teach farmers how to make jiva mhritam on their farmland.

47:05So it's not something they have to buy.

47:07It's something they can create for themselves as long as they have some bovine animals on their land.

47:13It is also a source of nutrition for their immediate family, whether it's milk or whatever.

47:17And many people are growing chicken and duck because the waste from the duck is far more

47:24is far more powerful fertilizer than many things that you get on the market.

47:30So it's a question of educating them on how to use it and how to make their farms

47:36significantly more profitable for them.

47:39And the by-product of that is that it becomes more organic.

47:46So organic farming is very expensive.

47:51So farmers who want to try, who want to be part of safe soil, safe soil concept, who want to

48:08be a part

48:09in future growth.

48:10We have multiple FPOs, farmer producer organizations, and we work with many thousands of farmers.

48:18We have a lot of education camps that happen.

48:21We have a model farm in Coimbatore near the ashram where anybody can come, spend time, learn how to

48:30change the quality of their soil, learn how to change their farming methodology.

48:34We have nurseries across Tamil Nadu and Karnataka.

48:38We were also working a little bit with the Maharashtra government and we had set up a few nurseries there.

48:43So anybody who wants to come and learn, we are happy to teach.

48:48Please come, spend some time with us.

48:50We will help you.

48:51We will support you.

48:52We will make sure that there is a local support for you wherever you are from so that this process

48:57of changing is not a painful process because it does require a certain amount of investment

49:02for the first couple of years.

49:04So we'll ensure that there is some support for you in wherever you are from.

49:10And please come and learn everything that we have to teach or if you have a group of people

49:14that you can put together, we are happy to come there and teach you how it's done.

49:18We have many, many resources that we are happy to make available.

49:23We're working very closely with the Tamil Nadu Agricultural University.

49:26So anybody who wants to make the change, we are happy to come and teach you or you can,

49:32you're most welcome to come to where we are and look at the changes that we have made

49:36and learn from the practices that we have done.

49:38Both ways it can be done.

49:44How was their response?

49:46Because I was from an agriculture family, so parents don't know that there is organic

49:52farming or bio, they don't know.

49:54So I have a question for pesticides, I have a question, I have a question, I have a question

49:59I have a question, I have a question, I have a question, I have a question, I have a question.

50:00See, Save Soil, do you really think that this book can change the mindset of the farmers and the people?

50:05See, it depends.

50:06No, no, no.

50:06It depends on the farmers.

50:17No, no, no, sir, I am not questioning where you are coming from, I am asking you, the fact

50:26that you think you are only indirectly related to the soil is the problem.

50:32If you eat, then you are directly connected to the soil.

50:36It is as much your concern as it is the farmers concern.

50:39Yeah.

50:40This book is about people's experience of the save soil journey.

50:45Okay.

50:45But the work we do on the ground is directly with farmers and farmers' incomes have gone

50:52up anywhere from 300 to 800 percent.

50:55We have been working with them on the ground for the last 30 plus years.

50:59Okay.

50:59So, this is, movement is about ensuring government policy happens on a worldwide platform.

51:06But actual activity and working with farmers, we have been doing for 30 plus years.

51:12You must come and visit our farm, visit our farmers in the FPO.

51:16And if you have anybody who would like to do it, we are very happy to work with them also.

51:21See, the only thing, I need to put Mike Bhatkoon regarding the reason in Rante.

51:24See, what are the subjects we are discussing, most of the farmers don't know the subject.

51:27They only need their profits.

51:30So, they are going on pesticides.

51:31See, one of the pesticides companies, let me complete it please.

51:34One of the pesticides companies, they want to promote their pesticides.

51:37They come to the field, they show that.

51:40So, how it works.

51:41And why can't we, even I don't know that, maybe in the campaign you got participated.

51:48My mom was a degree finally a student.

51:50I didn't have any idea regarding this.

51:51But my question is that, why can't we go to the, direct to the farmer and we can teach like

51:57practically.

51:58So, many of the farmers don't know the subject.

51:59Sir, that's what I am telling you.

52:00We are working on the ground with the farmers in multiple states, in multiple districts.

52:07This book is about the people who went on the journey and what they experienced.

52:11But active work under the Save Soil banner is happening on a daily basis, not just today.

52:18But for the last 30 years, we have been working and educating and working with them.

52:22Because we also live along with the farmers.

52:26But in your mind, I want you to change this idea that I am indirectly connected to the soil.

52:33If you wake up in the morning and eat, I want you to know that your body is directly connected

52:38to the soil.

52:39See, what my question is, directly I am talking about, but we are not the farmers and we are not

52:44doing our crop what we eat.

52:46No, only the farmers do the thing I was like.

52:48Yes, sir. We are working with them also.

52:50Yes, that's what I am telling you.

52:52I am telling you.

52:53If you get a crop rotation, you can go to the plants or other plants or other plants.

53:08Maybe you don't have to worry about it.

53:10You don't have to worry about it.

53:13If you get a crop rotation, you will have to worry about it.

53:15I am saying it's not easy.

53:20There is a lot of work going on and we all have to continuously work on it.

53:24Only then the change will come.

53:26Fertilizers…

53:27What profits, what profits, what profits.

53:30We have to talk about it.

53:32Now farmer directly he can't see money in it.

53:35We need to explain them.

53:37They are talking about it and they are talking about it.

53:40But there is a lot of work going on.

53:42Radha said there are model, you know, farmlands around Coimbatore and so many places in Tamil Nadu.

53:51It is practically, the right people also have profits.

53:56So, if you choose the right people, you can't understand anything.

54:02See, until I was not...

54:03No, no, I was not saying that.

54:05But Radha was saying this book is not about changing people's mind right now.

54:09This is to inspire people what has gone through in bringing this change.

54:14Okay, sir, thank you.

54:16So, Kaveri calling, this is very much part of that.

54:20We travel from village to village and we educate farmers.

54:24We were talking to them one-one person, three-three people, twenty people.

54:28Once impact happened on a few farms, then they themselves would collect farmers and put them together and say,

54:35I will get hundred farmers, can you come and teach us?

54:37So, the people that we are involved with are very much part of the process.

54:42Their ideas of farming have changed.

54:45Their farming practices have changed.

54:47Their income levels have gone up from 300 to 800%.

54:51So, only if it works for somebody, will somebody else say, okay, it works for them, so let me also

54:57try it.

54:57So, this is part of what Kaveri calling is.

55:00Kaveri calling is an on-ground example of what the safe soil policy can do on large scale.

55:06Thank you, everybody, for being with us this evening.

55:10I think we have some wonderful music coming up with Ramanna and then we will all meet you for dinner.

55:18Kaveri calling is an on-ground example of what we have seen in this book.

55:35I think we have seen a lot of people who have committed to this movement, commitment, simple common people's stories.

55:43In a country, we have faced challenges in one country.

55:47We have faced challenges in each country.

55:50We have faced 30,000 km in London.

56:05We have faced some of the issues in the country.

56:09We have had a different response for people.

56:16We have had a lot of help.

56:18We have compiled stories in front of us.

56:27This is the People's Moment.

56:30Sadhguru starts doing it, but if you tell us about the meat, the meat is the same.

56:38In this country, 95% of our food comes from the soil.

56:46If you are American, German, Indian, it's the same.

56:50So, the meat is the same as the meat is the same as the meat.

56:54Even if you try a man, you use a one, you use the easy utan, you use something as

56:59So, the meat is the same as the meat is the same.

57:05It is the same as the meat is the same in the hand.

57:20And the moral of the story is that after listening to these stories, what did you learn?

57:26This is the first copy that came today.

57:31And I am very fortunate because when I was listening to these stories,

57:34I would like to share stories about them.

57:36So, I would like to share 2-3 stories in my panel discussion.

57:40So, I would like to share stories about them, how to share stories about them,

57:44and how to share stories about them, how to share stories about them,

57:48and how to share stories about them, and how to share stories about them.

57:55So, this is a movement that is a common people's stories which are inspiring.

58:04So, this journey may have started in 2022 and Sadhguru did the journey in 2022.

58:10But it's something that all of us must still be involved in.

58:14It's something that we must all keep alive in our daily life.

58:18It's something we must talk about.

58:20It's something we must educate everybody about.

58:23The book is about our experience so that you are also inspired by this experience

58:28and that you are able to bring safe soil to wherever you are from

58:31and make it a part of your life and make it a part of the lives of the people around

58:34you.

58:37So, this book is available on Amazon.

58:39You can pre-order it and then it will be delivered to your home.

58:42I hope all of you become a part of the safe soil journey.

58:46Namaskaram.

58:47What are the challenges you faced during the campaign?

58:49Namaskaram.

58:51Namaskaram.

58:52Namaskaram.

58:53Namaskaram.

59:15Namaskaram.

59:21Namaskaram.

59:24Namaskaram.

59:34Namaskaram.

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