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As our beloved Swami Veda Bharati has said, “The most profound teachings of the Tradition are in silence. The greatest growth of the human mind takes place in silence.” Come experience deeper levels of your inner self through the practice of silence. This six-day retreat, away from the business of daily life, will help you […] |
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Fear is one of the base emotions of four primitive fountains – food, sleep, procreation and self-preservation. During this in-ashram retreat with Rabindra Sahu, we will learn to examine our fears, thoughts and actions and their source. With proper understanding and regulation, the program will guide ways to living with clarity, faith and courage. Living […] |
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The Himalayan Tradition is a meditative (dhyana) tradition. All the practices, including asanas are practiced to prepare oneself for meditation. Hatha yoga is taught as an integrated practice, which includes centering, correct breathing, breath-awareness, stretching sequences, joints & glands movements, asanas, subtle-body relaxations, pranayamas, and meditation. There is a focus on not only positioning the […] |
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As our beloved Swami Veda Bharati has said, “The most profound teachings of the Tradition are in silence. The greatest growth of the human mind takes place in silence.” Come experience deeper levels of your inner self through the practice of silence. This six-day retreat, away from the business of daily life, will help you […] |
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When Sri Adi Sankaracharya enquires from a boy: ‘Who are you, my child?’ The response of the boy came to be revered as ‘Hastamalaka-stotram’. Composed by Hastāmalaka Acharya, a disciple of Adi Sankaracharya, the Hastāmalaka Stotraṁ is a short Vedāntic text of twelve verses that succinctly reveal the Knowledge of the Self. The greatness of […] |