A person pausing in a serene natural setting, reflecting on the urgency of slowing down
March 20, 2026 • By Dr. Niraj Prakash

The Urgency of Slowing Down in a Rapidly Changing World

In a culture that constantly rewards speed and immediate outcome, slowing down has become an act of resistance. At Under the Banyan, we explore why a pause is essential for genuine growth.

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A banyan tree with aerial roots symbolising resilience and adaptability
March 12, 2026 • By Silvia Andreeva

What the Banyan Tree Teaches Us About Resilience

Resilience is often misunderstood as simply bouncing back from adversity. Through the metaphor of the Banyan, we see that resilience is actually about adapting, taking new roots, and expanding horizontally.

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Participants in a collaborative workshop exploring the connection between life skills and global sustainability goals
February 28, 2026 • By Under the Banyan Team

Aligning Modern Education with the UN SDGs

How do we align everyday learning and life skills with massive global goals? We break down the connection between inner understanding and global responsibility.

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