Green Tatwa Talks Ep 49 – In conversation with Asmita Deoghare (Earth Angel)

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“The garden reconciles human art and wild nature, hard work and deep pleasure, spiritual practice and the material world. It is a magical place because it is not divided.” —Thomas Moore

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In a world overflowing in excess, where fast fashion rules our minds and disposable products pile up like mountains, a quiet revolution is brewing. It’s not a movement fueled by anger or protest, but by a gentle whisper of awareness — the whisper of minimalism. A minimalist lifestyle involves intentionally living with fewer possessions and focusing on only the ones you need. This can be a good choice if you want to cut back on spending, reduce distractions, or feel less overwhelmed by clutter. Some tips for living a minimalist lifestyle include purging, digitizing photos, and not buying anything new for a month. Minimalism results in mindfulness with less at disposal, a decluttered lifestyle, and conscious choices. This sustainable living, not only heals our souls but heals the planet too. 

Earth Angel Asmita

A down-to-earth simple soul who believes in the power of small efforts to bring bigger changes. From gardening in a small balcony to composting in every possible way and making and gifting bio enzymes she has come a long way on her sustainable journey. Gardening is meditation for her and she is passionate about the black gold she makes with her own hands in her small cozy garden space. She is blessed with a green thumb and has grown a variety fo plants on her balcony that she calls her cozy space.

Asmita has been following a minimalist lifestyle for ages and she happily shares her journey and experience and also some ways to live a minimalistic happily. Her compost, the beautiful Black Gold that she makes, is something she proudly tells about, and she also makes bio enzymes in a variety of fragrances.

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 जो कुछ भी हमें धीमा करता है और धैर्य रखने के लिए मजबूर करता है, जो कुछ भी हमें प्रकृति के धीमे चक्र में वापस लाता है, वह मदद है।  – मे सार्टन