Indian culture teaches to honor the teachings and the teachers, which humbles and brings blessings to our learning and our performance.

An interview with SUISA, performers rights society of Switzerland.

For Sanskrit, Mantra, music or any ancient tradition, it is key to connect to the right source. Gundecha Brothers talk about this aspect.

Podcasts by Manish Vyas

The interest in mantra has developed widely in the west; now the time has come to discover the real, embracing its powerful benefits.

Krishna is a major deity in Bhārat (India.) He is worshiped as the eighth avatar of god Vishnu and also as the supreme God in his own right.

Specially in music, globalization has triggered many enjoyable connections. An Indian in Switzerland wonders about this.

One of the most significant and important elements in the path of spirituality in the life of a seeker is the guru.

Usually when it comes to eastern arts and sciences, the west is most of the times aiming at becoming “the teachers;” while in the east the f

The subtler we go into mantra practice, it becomes deeper, more sensitive, more effective.

Sanskrit is so much capable of expressing the inexpressible - that’s why, in English, I would have to say, “I am bliss,” but in Sanskrit, ju

Sacred music is a recent new phenomenon in the genre of concerts - I see that the purpose of music can be much higher than that; that’s wher