Neem’s history is one full of spirituality and divinity. For thousands of years, the neem tree has been used to treat deadly diseases, protect crops against pests and rejuvenate skin and hair. With beautiful, divine names in many languages, neem has been recorded across history through many civilizations. In ...
The Hindu New Year, celebrated in certain parts of India, is one that welcomes the spring season with open arms. Though the festival has different names throughout the country - known as Gudi Padwa, Ugadi, Yugadi, Cheti Chang, and Navreh - the celebration marks the beginning of Chaitra, the first month in the ...
What is neem? Neem is a tree, native to India, that is used as a natural pesticide and fertilizer, as a natural ingredient in cosmetics, as an additive to livestock feed and in pet care products, and even in healthcare treatments! Every part of the tree can be used - the bark, the leaves, the flowers, the gum, ...
The neem tree has been around since 5000 BCE, so why haven't we heard of it until now? 200 BCE: In an ancient Tamil text, one of the earlier written mentions of neem comes to life in the poetic form of the era. 1983: The Indian and Agricultural Research Institute publishes ‘Neem in Agriculture’. ...
The neem tree has a long and storied history, celebrated for over 7,000 years for its remarkable healing properties. Native to India, neem's history begins there. Neem has a beautiful story, imbued with spiritual significance presented as a symbol of health. According to Hindu mythology, the neem tree was born ...
A video on the origins of the neem tree, its beneficial properties, various uses, and why it is so popular for medicinal treatments and remedies.
