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A Shila and a Tree

For every Shila that we lay, we shall plant at least one tree at Siddhachalam. 270 Trees before

pratishtha for the 270 Shilas.

We made that pledge when we announced details of Shilanyas earlier this year. We have since

planted more than a hundred trees.

Guruji intended Siddhachalam to be a nature and animal preserve. Planting trees is a way to salute

that grand vision.

And it is a way of paying respects to mother earth and all its beings, including the birds,

the deer, the squirrels and the butterflies. Please join us in making Shikharji at Siddhachalam.

Take laabh of a Shila with confidence, joy and hope. Your contribution will make a great teerth. And as to the question on the next page, it will demonstrate the type of Jamun

Eater you want to be.

Please do not miss this opportunity of a lifetime.