There is no paradise on Earth?

Maybe what the Bishnois have created for themselves and the animals comes very close

The award winning film 'Eco Dharma' documents the dedication and sacrifice of Bishnois, the oldest practicing environmentalists in India/Rajasthan to whom the preservation of wildlife and forests is a religion.

Source: Award winning film 'Eco Dharma' (by M.Skiba & S. Kumar)
Author: Bishnoi

Link: Clinging onto Nature/Bishnois, an eco-religious community, whose informal laws for preserving nature and all aspects of creation have now turned into a guiding spirit for conservationists not only in India but across the world
Link: Jambheswar Fair/In the Month of February - March Jambheswar Fair is held in the Village Mukam of Tehsil Nokha, Bikaner district twice a year on Phalgun Bundi Amavasya and Ashvin Bundi Amavasya in the memory of the founder of the Bishnoi sect...


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