Sanskrit is one language where form and sound are connected. In English for example, if you say ‘sun’ or ‘son’ in utterance it is the same..

Although India is not a place to describe, but a place to "live", to feel, to experience... it it beautiful to read some of these

the point is very simple. the point is, you must understand that one is not the doer. without proper understanding, whatever one keeps on pr

so here, in our practice, we simply listen to the chanting of mantras meditatively – by remaining constantly attentive, awake and aware of t

Temples were built as public charging sites, where people could charge themselves with an inner energy. People visited temples daily before

India is a land where, for thousands of years, people have kept the search of truth as a priority; and when you meet people like Gurudev, yo

There is no such thing as Hindu Sanatana Dharma. It is simply Sanatana Dharma. Sanatana means eternal. Something that is eternal is...

The true name of India was, is and will always be Bhārat, because it was the original name and because it reflects its identity.

In India there are never mantra concerts... this is because mantra was not conceived for enternaining, but for personal spiritual practice.

Sanskrit is a powerful scientific language where the sound is connected to a form, to a certain energy. Mantras, being in Sanskrit, use the

Taj Mahal, like so many powerful places in India, is a lifetime experience of overwhelming wonder. Such a deep and vast history behind, such

Namaste is like a sacred greeting, often translated as "I bow to the divinity within you from the divinity within me."