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In many spiritual traditions, yantras (geometric energy diagrams) and idols (murti) are not just symbols — they are living channels of divine energy. But for them to radiate their full power, they must be consecrated (prāṇa pratiṣṭhā) and periodically energized with mantra and devotion. Even at home, you can perform simple yet powerful rituals to […]

There is a gentle, timeless question that humanity has always carried in its heart: How do we live long, healthy, and meaningful lives? The ancient Tamil Siddhas, mystics of South India, answered this question through a practice known as Kaya Kalpa—a science of rejuvenation that nourishes body, mind, and spirit. One of the greatest Siddhas,

The Feminine Power Behind Yoga When we step onto our mats, many of us in the West think of yoga as a way to stretch, breathe, and quiet the mind. But yoga also has a deep spiritual lineage that speaks to the power of the Divine Feminine—not as a distant goddess in the sky, but

Navratri is one of the most celebrated and spiritually rich festivals in India. Across nine nights and ten days, the Divine Feminine—worshipped in her many forms such as Durga, Lakshmi, and Saraswati—is honored through rituals, fasting, music, dance, and devotion. Temples glow with lamps, streets echo with bhajans, and homes are filled with offerings of

Breath control (Pranayama) and meditation are central pillars of ancient Yoga, offering profound pathways to inner peace and bliss that extend far beyond physical health alone. These practices integrate body, mind, and spirit to harmonize one’s energies and unlock transformative states of wellbeing. What Is Pranayama? The Ancient Science of Breath Pranayama is the ancient

Yoga, in its truest and oldest form, is far more than just a set of physical postures or exercises designed to improve flexibility and fitness. While the modern world often equates yoga primarily with physical asanas (postures), the ancient practice of yoga encompasses profound philosophical principles, spiritual disciplines, and comprehensive techniques aimed at transforming the

Karma Yoga as Said by Krishna: Duty Without Attachment Gokulashtami is not only a celebration of Krishna’s birth—it is a time to reflect on his timeless wisdom. Among his many teachings, Karma Yoga, the yoga of action, stands as a profound guide for living a purposeful and stress-free life. What is Karma Yoga? In the

Bakthi Yoga means having supreme faith in God and always contemplating on him. God is imperishable, indefinable, manifest, omnipresent, eternal and unthinkable. By contemplating on the unchanging God, you become one with it. Devotees must fix their mind in God at all times. Those who regard God as supreme and with exclusive devotion at all

Balance is a very important aspect of life that we miss out on a lot. We develop mental and physical ailments mostly because we don’t lead a balanced lifestyle. That is why yoga is important in our life. Yoga is the only system that can solve most of your physical and mental ailments by natural

In every human being there is an dormant energy which is ready to illuminate your life. By cleansing your energy channels and practicing Kundalini yoga, you can activate the energy. The energy remain dormant in every human being. Every human has the potential to be one with existence and become limitless. When you are one