February 8th marked the death anniversary of a dear brother, Raghu bhai. Those who knew Raghu, knew of his giving spirit, knew how he lived a full life and did every act with selfless love. Raghu Bhalla Makwana was a son to many maajis and kakas he served through Tyaag-nu-tiffin. In remembrance of the beautiful soul, a special morning prayer was planned at the Gramshree Rudra centre and in the afternoon activities were planned with kids of the Ashramshaala. Ramesh bhai Vasava, who now conduct... read full story

What I chose to share today is a true story, of perhaps the kindest, and one of the liveliest, people I’ve met in my life so far. His name was Raghubhai, a man born with polio, a condition which leaves the lower limbs of the body dysfunctional. I brought his photo to share. I even remember vividly today the day that I met him. I don’t know if you’ve had the experience of meeting someone where there is so much you remember and you feel it’s not just by chance that you ... read full story

Since returning from India, and actually, even before, I've been wondering what life is trying to tell me. Just sharing a few life lessons from observing Raghubhai, a love warrior who passed away a few months ago and showed us that kindness, inspiration and love are really all we can leave behind. Greet Everyone Pleasantly …with shining eyes and a bright smile, regardless of who, and the response received. He put positive out there. Work Locally serving the most in need He wa... read full story

The last few weeks have been an interesting journey for me-- from the Bay Area in California to the Moved By Love Retreat, and later serving with the Gandhi Ashram family. Interspersed with all the activities were opportunities to reflect through the Awakin gatherings and time spent meditating at the Santram Ashram in Nadiad. Through my time here, I happened to come across Raghu Makwana, a person affected with polio since childhood and his main project ... read full story