“This project is not just aimed at improving the economic conditions of people”
Isha Insights Magazine, Spring Edition 2009
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Context: This project is not just aimed at improving the economic conditions of people... It is a way of inspiring a human being to stand up for himself, to raise the human spirit. -Sadhguru (on Action for Rural Rejuvenation rural relief program)
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