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Join us! YOU make all the
difference!
This is an empowered
age, the New Age of enlightenment, Oneness and abundance.
This is the moment when we recognize the pains and sufferings
of others as our own as much as we celebrate our human reality.
We are the "ARIVEN", the Awake who know Oneness.
As Ariven, we
have an inspired compassionate work before us: the allowing
of our intent to unfold. Our intent is to create a world
community embracing 'ahimsa', supreme peace & non-violence
towards all life and...
Where hunger on our planet is abolished
Where animals are treated with love and
compassion
Where organic vegetarian food is grown
and shared
Where as a global spiritual
community, we are One
Where Mother
Earth is sustained through eco-friendly solutions
Ariven is the
meaning behind Namaste-
to "know"
the Oneness of Spirit.
This is the "New-Age" when we awaken to
whom we truly are- the Angelic Presence that recognizes the
Divine in each. Namaste!
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This is a vision of
common sense & action for us to enact basic
compassion & dharma on global scales:
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Be a Visionary Ariven! Together
let us co-create the grand reality.
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Notes:
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News:
May 19, 2008
Our debut project
Amma Sanctuary started on the Full Moon of May 19,
2008 as a pilot project. Below is the photo of Tillai Devi (means,
Goddess of Infinity) just a few moments after being
saved from slaughter. Click here
for more info
Our sanctuary
land that is
being developed:
Located in
South India,
near
Thirunelveli on
the Podigai
Hills.
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Story behind Amma Sanctuary & the Ariven Community
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"What
is virtuous conduct? It is never destroying life,
for killing leads to every other sin. Of all virtues
summed by ancient sages, the foremost are to share
one's food and to protect all living creatures".
-Tirukkural 33: 321-322
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Quotes of Sage Thiruvalluvar, 200 |
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"Great
indeed is the power acquired through austerity to
endure hunger.
But greater still is the power of those who relieve
the hunger of others."
-Tirukkural 23:225
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