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In a world where agriculture is divided into industrial, organic, natural, or ritualistic, Gau Krishi Vanijyam (GKV) emerges as the Fifth Way - a path that unites soil science, spiritual wisdom, and conscious consumption.
Rooted in Vedic agronomy and validated by modern research, GKV is a holistic, Trigunatmak system that nourishes body, mind, and soul through mantra-infused seeds, symbiotic superfoods, and yajñic field practices.
This book is far more than a farming manual - it is a spiritual revolution. Built on decades of agro-spiritual research at Lalita Divyashram, it addresses:
- Nutritional poverty in fast-paced homes
- Emotional disconnect from food origins
- Ecological imbalance caused by chemical and market-driven systems
- Spiritual hunger within modern agriculture
With engaging diagrams, case studies, and practical mantric interventions, GKV: From Soil to Soul offers a transformative blueprint for farmers, seekers, scientists, and policymakers alike.
Let food become your sadhana.
Let farming become your yajña.
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Dr. Suman Kumar Das
Dr. Suman Kumar Das, widely known as Swami Sumananand Nath, is a Kaulacharya, Tantric-Vedantic Guide, and pioneering Vedic Agripreneur. With over 25 years of global experience and 15 years of dedicated agro- spiritual experimentation, he has transformed Khajuraho into a vibrant research epicenter for mantra-based farming, cow-centric innovation, and conscious agri-spirituality.
As the founder of Lalita Divyashram and Lalita Krishi Vikas Anusandhan Kendra, Dr. Das has spearheaded multiple grassroots revolutions aimed at revitalizing India’s agricultural and spiritual landscapes. His work bridges ancient Vedic wisdom with modern ecological science, offering pathways of healing not only for the soil, but also for the human spirit.
Renowned for his visionary leadership and deep scholarship, Dr. Das continues to inspire farmers, seekers, scientists, and policymakers across India and beyond, advancing a future where food becomes sadhana and farming becomes yajña.
