Goats are intelligent, playful, and deeply emotional beings. They form strong bonds with their kids, with other goats, and even with humans. Yet, in farming, we break these bonds far too soon. Discover why seeing goats as individuals can awaken our compassion and inspire kinder choices
In India, we raise broiler chickens in factory farms for their flesh, make them endure confinement, breed them artificially, and slaughter them within weeks. Learn the dark truth behind poultry farming.
Discover the fascinating sentience of fish: their intelligence, playfulness, memory, emotions, and social bonds. Learn why we should show compassion to and respect fish.
Discover the emotional lives, intelligence, and social bonds of chickens. Learn why we should be kind to chickens, respect the and let them live life the way they want to.
Most people love animals but still eat their flesh. Discover why eating animals contradicts our natural compassion, how society conditions us to eat animals, and why a plant-based diet aligns with who we really are.
Discover Ahimsak (Veganic) Permaculture: a compassionate farming method that builds fertile soil, restores ecosystems, and grows nutrient-dense food without animal inputs or chemicals. Learn its principles, benefits, and why fruit trees are key to health and sustainability.
Discover why fruits are the most natural food for humans, how they can reverse lifestyle diseases, and why compassion and health go hand in hand with a fruit-based diet.
Discover permaculture’s origins, principles, and benefits for climate, health, and animals. Learn how it compares to organic and chemical farming, and why it’s close to veganic agriculture.
Explore Subhash Palekar Krushi: its rise, practices, and contradictions, and discover how veganic farming offers a truly sustainable and nature-aligned path to soil health, biodiversity, and cruelty-free food.
Chemical farming promised to end hunger, but it brought long-term harm to our soil, health, and ecosystems. Discover the story of industrial agriculture and why the world — and India — must shift to sustainable, ecological farming.