Food for the Soul in Madurai, India
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Narayanan Krishnan saw an old man in his village eating his own waste to satisfy his hunger.. Watch to see what he did about it…
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*Food for the Soul*
Akshaya is a sanskrit word that means everlasting vessel. When Narayanan Krishnan founded The Akshaya Trust, an organization that feeds hungry and starving people living on the streets, he wanted to be the source of everlasting love and hope for those he helped. Today on Million Ways to Live, we’re Madurai, India, where Narayanan shows us how Akshaya is feeding not only their residents bodies, but also their souls.
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In our international documentary travel series, we focus on what all these people have in common. We call them Healthy Lifestyle Principles:
Real Food, Movement, Rest & Relaxation, Lifelong Learning, Community, and Love.
Join us as we travel around the world to show you incredible people with amazing stories that are sure to inspire and motivate you. After watching a few episodes, we hope everyone is a little more open-minded and accepting of other ways of life and finding happiness.
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Great deed to humans! You found your purpose in life…much is given to those who give!!
great service, god bless, ramesh
god bless for your help)))
Thank God, for giving you this kind if loving heart!
Salute Men… +Millionwaystolive
Thats my city !! the city of love !! we love all our people !! Thq for covering my city !! you are always welcome to our home !!
It’s awesome and great blessing
great service… God bless you
Great work dude!
great..may god bless u.
god bless you sir
thank you sir for sharing this video .
nice work… may Lord Shiva bless you…. thanks
Vijay Ram god bless u sir…
god bless narayanan. ustad hotel, a malayalam movie was inspired from narayanan
ynga iruku ithu
Madurai (akshya trust)
Symbol of humanism…hatsoff