LILA Terra-Su­tra will be worked out through a set of Sanc­tu­ar­ies of Life Ap­pre­ci­a­tion set up in var­i­ous coun­tries across the world. The Sanc­tu­ar­ies in a par­tic­u­lar coun­try func­tion as in­ter­con­nected local hubs of cre­ativ­ity, mak­ing op­ti­mum use of the com­mu­ni­ca­tion fa­cil­i­ties pro­vided by tech­nol­ogy.

In India, Terra-Su­tra will be op­er­a­tionalised through a re­gional wing called In­dia-Su­tra, which draws in­spi­ra­tion from the Hu­mane Translo­cal­ity in the De­signs of a va­ri­ety of re­mark­able Indic sites, such as Charles and Ray Eames’ ‘India Re­port’, the nav­a­graha iconog­ra­phy, the ini­tial ma­te­ri­al­i­sa­tion of Shan­ti­nike­tan, the struc­ture of the Raga, Gandhi’s idea of Nai Talim… Thus would the Sanc­tu­ar­ies con­fig­ure their processes of Ab­hyas (prac­tice/train­ing/ripen­ing/prepa­ra­tion) for life ap­pre­ci­a­tion in order to make Eq­uity an ac­ces­si­ble re­al­ity in our times.

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