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	'''[[Eco Festival Poland]]''' <small>([[template:Poland \| Poland]])</small> On July 14, 1991, the first Neohumanist Ecology Festival was held at Ananda Putta Bhumi in the southwest of Poland, and since then hundreds of people have enjoyed these summer festivals, combining holiday fun with a serious focus on improving life on planet earth. The venue of the festivals is a 47 hectare master unit (service community) run by Ananda Marga. It is one of the larger organic farms in Poland and is scenically nestled in a valley which is overlooked by mountains that form the border of Poland and the Czech Republic. This beautiful setting lends itself to both the camping and the ecological theme of the festival.		'''[[Eco Festival Poland]]''' <small>([[template:Poland \| Poland]])</small> On July 14, 1991, the first Neohumanist Ecology Festival was held at Ananda Putta Bhumi in the southwest of Poland, and since then hundreds of people have enjoyed these summer festivals, combining holiday fun with a serious focus on improving life on planet earth. The venue of the festivals is a 47 hectare master unit (service community) run by Ananda Marga. It is one of the larger organic farms in Poland and is scenically nestled in a valley which is overlooked by mountains that form the border of Poland and the Czech Republic. This beautiful setting lends itself to both the camping and the ecological theme of the festival.

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	'''[[Eco Festival Poland]]''' <small>([[template:Poland \| Poland]])</small> On July 14, 1991, the first Neohumanist Ecology Festival was held at Ananda Putta Bhumi in the southwest of Poland, and since then hundreds of people have enjoyed these summer festivals, combining holiday fun with a serious focus on improving life on planet earth.		'''[[Eco Festival Poland]]''' <small>([[template:Poland \| Poland]])</small> On July 14, 1991, the first Neohumanist Ecology Festival was held at Ananda Putta Bhumi in the southwest of Poland, and since then hundreds of people have enjoyed these summer festivals, combining holiday fun with a serious focus on improving life on planet earth. The venue of the festivals is a 47 hectare master unit (service community) run by Ananda Marga. It is one of the larger organic farms in Poland and is scenically nestled in a valley which is overlooked by mountains that form the border of Poland and the Czech Republic. This beautiful setting lends itself to both the camping and the ecological theme of the festival.

	~~Ananda Putta Bhumi, the~~ venue of the festivals is a 47 hectare master unit (service community) run by Ananda Marga. It is one of the larger organic farms in Poland and is scenically nestled in a valley which is overlooked by mountains that form the border of Poland and the Czech Republic. This beautiful setting lends itself to both the camping and the ecological theme of the festival.

	The heart of the festivals consists of workshops on organic farming, cooperative economics, holistic health, animal rights, human rights, spirituality, Tibetan bowls and Concerts gongs, sound therapy, Choreotherapy and dances, Dance therapy, yoga and meditation, vegetarian cooking, alternative economy, alternative medicine, Eco-cosmetics, Feng-shui, Permaculture, empathic communication, walking on fire and related topics. Local and international experts give the workshops and the workshops are small enough to allow a lot of interaction and group participation.		The heart of the festivals consists of workshops on organic farming, cooperative economics, holistic health, animal rights, human rights, spirituality, Tibetan bowls and Concerts gongs, sound therapy, Choreotherapy and dances, Dance therapy, yoga and meditation, vegetarian cooking, alternative economy, alternative medicine, Eco-cosmetics, Feng-shui, Permaculture, empathic communication, walking on fire and related topics. Local and international experts give the workshops and the workshops are small enough to allow a lot of interaction and group participation.

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'''[[Eco Festival Poland]]''' ([[template:Poland | Poland]]) On July 14, 1991, the first Neohumanist Ecology Festival was held at Ananda Putta Bhumi in the southwest of Poland, and since then hundreds of people have enjoyed these summer festivals, combining holiday fun with a serious focus on improving life on planet earth.

Ananda Putta Bhumi, the venue of the festivals is a 47 hectare master unit (service community) run by Ananda Marga. It is one of the larger organic farms in Poland and is scenically nestled in a valley which is overlooked by mountains that form the border of Poland and the Czech Republic. This beautiful setting lends itself to both the camping and the ecological theme of the festival.

The heart of the festivals consists of workshops on organic farming, cooperative economics, holistic health, animal rights, human rights, spirituality, Tibetan bowls and Concerts gongs, sound therapy, Choreotherapy and dances, Dance therapy, yoga and meditation, vegetarian cooking, alternative economy, alternative medicine, Eco-cosmetics, Feng-shui, Permaculture, empathic communication, walking on fire and related topics. Local and international experts give the workshops and the workshops are small enough to allow a lot of interaction and group participation.

Read more: 
https://www.anandamargawpolsce.org/english/eco-festival

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