Philanthropist Dr Dinesh Shahra Champions Unity and Sustainability in Auroville Visit

Dr Dinesh Shahra visited Auroville, honoring its founders and their philosophies of unity and sustainable living. His experience included music healing sessions and gifting saplings, reflecting his commitment to environmental conservation and global harmony.

VMPL Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], September 6: Renowned philanthropist Dr Dinesh Shahra recently took a transformative journey to Auroville, the global township in Tamil Nadu focused on unity and spiritual growth. His trip paid homage to the visionary founders Sri Aurobindo and the Mother, whose philosophy of 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam' (the world is one family) aligns closely with Dr Shahra's mission to promote oneness and sustainable living.

During his stay in Auroville, Dr Shahra experienced the profound serenity of the Matrimandir and participated in music healing sessions at the Svaram Musical Healing and Research Institute. This institute, founded by Austrian Aurelio C. Hammer, has enriched India's spiritual landscape for 40 years. Dr Shahra reflected on the healing power of music, stating, 'Music has been a profound force in my personal transformation, and I believe it can serve as a powerful tool for others to heal and evolve.' In a special gesture, Dr Shahra remarked on the coincidence of celebrating Aurelio's birthday alongside his own 'Green Gold Day,' honoring Aurelio's contributions with the gift of 100 saplings to the Auroville community.

Dr Shahra's journey underscores his unwavering dedication to global unity, spiritual growth, and the transformative potential of music and nature. His efforts continue to inspire a vision of a more connected, harmonious world. Through his ongoing initiatives like the Green Gold Initiative, he sets a benchmark for individuals to inspire and lead global movements toward harmony and healing.

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(With inputs from agencies.)