There comes a time in every seeker’s life when the noise outside becomes unbearable—not because it grows louder, but because the whisper within becomes clearer.
There are cities that impress. And then there is Banaras – a city that dissolves you.
Here, time does not move forward. It folds. Past and present lean into each other like the ghats that meet water. In this city, you don’t just visit—you shed. You don’t just walk—you unlearn.
Feeling off lately? Drained? Emotionally wobbly? You’re not losing it. You’re just feeling the moon. The full moon isn’t only something we admire from our balcony. It’s an energy – pulling, stretching, amplifying.
In Treta Yuga, When King Sagara of the suryavamsa decided to perform the ashvamedha yagna. Lord Indra became fearful of yagna, stole the horse and tied it i next to hermitage of Sage Kapila.
Modern Yoga vs. Ancient Yoga: Bridging the Sacred and the Practical In today’s fast-moving world, where stress is constant and true stillness feels rare, more and more people are seeking