Food Distribution in Pandirivalasa and Potnuru Villages, Andhra Pradesh

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Food Distribution in Pandirivalasa Village, Andhra Pradesh

Pandirivalasa village is a tribal (adivasi) hamlet located near the tourist hillstation of Anantagiri. This village is located very remotely near the mountains and forests, away from any town or modern facilities, the nearest small town being 20 kilometers away. The surrounding area is a beautiful and natural place, with lots of mountains, forests, waterfalls and so on.

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Food Distribution in Potnuru Village School, Andhra Pradesh

We would like to share some photos and video clips from some of the recent food distribution programs conducted by our Ashram in Andhra Pradresh. This set of photos is from Potnuru village, in Vishakapatnam district of Andhra Pradesh. Potnuru is an ancient historical village in Padmanabham Mandalam. It is said that Sri Krishna Deva Raya, the emperor of the Vijayanagar kingdom, visited this place long ago and a memorial is there in the village to remind us of the royal visit.

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|  Health and Ayurveda  |  Yoga  |  Hinduism  |  Saints & Gurus  |  Meditation  |  Hindu Scriptures  |  MP3 Bhajans  | Yoga Gives a Natural Glow to Your Skin The skin is one of the five sensory organs, which has the quality of touch. A person is able to find out hot and cold temperature with the help of touch. It also purifies the blood. Skin is the third part to purify blood. Millions of glands of skin purify the blood and the impurities go out of the body in the form of sweat and dirt through the skin pores. Working throughout the day, hectic schedule and mental work causes wear and tear of the body. This tiredness mixes with the blood. The skin glands purify the blood at that place and... Read Article From Death to Immortality What will happen to me after death? In the second chapter of Bhagavad Gita Lord Krishna explains this subject to Arjuna in great detail. Arjuna was faced with a situation where, in order to uphold dharma, he had to fight and kill people who were very dear to him, his own relatives and friends. As one might expect, it caused great disturbance to Arjuna, and when he finally saw the people with whom he was going to fight, he lost all composure and began to cry. Arjuna threw down his bow and told to Lord Krishna, "na yotsya", I shall not fight. Read Article   This newsletter is sent to 258,573 subscribers. To subscribe, please visit: http://www.indiadivine.org/newsletter/index.php?action=subscribe To unsubscribe, please visit: http://www.indiadivine.org/newsletter/index.php?action=unsubscribe

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