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Jaggi Vasudev

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Trees and humans are in an intimate relationship. What they exhale, we inhale, what we exhale they inhale. This is a constant relationship that nobody can afford to break or live without. -Sadhguru (on Project GreenHands mass tree planting initiative)
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Isha Insights Magazine, Spring Edition 2009

 
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