Meet Sonu and Kiran, and a small host of other kids living on the streets of Mumbai, India's biggest city. Take a look at their lives, and at the same time see what simple, small acts of compassion can do to give them a better existence.

Anni left this world on June 21^st, 2007, due to cancer, at the tender age of 19. Two months later, her family and friends from around the world began this journey of music. Over one hundred people have contributed to these songs. This album is more than music: it is a journey to joy; a journey to Become Love.

Wise Earth Publishers gave over 500 CD's and the master copy to Amma's organization to make copies  to raise money for Amma's charitable works.  If you don't see it,  ask for it! 

“Pranaam” means “I bow to you.” This pocket-sized book is a selection of 108 Love-Poems written to the Divine Mother.  They strum a universal chord in the human heart's yearning to know the Divine, giving an indication of the ideals and Love that Holy Mother Amma (Mata Amritanandamayi) both inspires contemplation of, and represents.

These poems were written between 1999-2002, by an American family living in Amma's Ashram in Amritapuri, Kerala, India.  

To read this book was a blessing in disguise for me. It has thrown light on so many aspects of knowledge that are near to my heart. It awoke positive energy within me. It was an opportunity. This is the way I like to use my time.  (Ms. S. Rajasubramanian, India - Amritapuri Resident.)

Two great souls – one light bearer, one enlightened. Herein are oceans to imbibe about what is most important to us all – how to live in peace and joy with ourself, with others and with the Earth. Compiled and commented as it is, with so much love, knowledge and understanding, reading this book is an outstanding experience.  (Kerstin Utas, Sweden - Initial Working Group, Humana People to People.)

India, Gandhi, and Amma have provided unique contributions to worldwide earth ethics.  Their contributions are well worth reading—and contemplating.  We are indebted to Kamala for having made them available.  (Dr. Joseph Elder, Professor of Sociology at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, USA.)

Earth Ethics are the Universal Ideals that light our way into building a humane civilization in harmony with Mother Earth.  With analogies, parables, anecdotes, and photographs, this book brings to light ethics which, while blindingly relevant like the air we breathe, are so obvious as to be forgotten.  It has been written and produced with love, and that grace-filled vibration embraces the reader who peruses its pages.