There’s a kind of ancient practicality to Sankhya Darshan that feels almost modern: it asks basic questions and refuses fuzzy answers. Who am I? What is the world made of? How do I stop suffering? If those questions sound dramatic, that’s because they areSankhya philosophy treats them like plumbing problems: clear the pipes and the […]
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There’s a moment in every serious practice where curiosity turns into ambition. Primary starts to feel familiar. The sequence no longer shocks your nervous system. Your breath settles faster. And then, quietly, a thought appears: What’s next? That question is exciting and dangerous. I’ve seen people make beautiful progress by asking it patiently. I’ve also
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When you first encounter the Sankhya Karika, it can feel underwhelming. No stories. No dramatic dialogue. Just short, tight verses that seem to state the obvious—or worse, something cryptic you’re sure you should understand but don’t. That’s normal. The Sankhya Karika wasn’t written to inspire you on day one. It was written to retrain how
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India never built its spiritual culture through theories alone. It was shaped by people who lived their philosophy. Some wandered naked in forests, some sang in village streets, some taught kings, and others vanished into the Himalayas leaving behind nothing but a few burning words. These yogic saints did not create trends. They rewired how
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Indian philosophy doesn’t hand you neat answers wrapped in bullet points. It hands you mirrors. Two of the sharpest mirrors it ever produced are Sankhya and Vedanta. Both try to solve the same riddle — what am I, really? — but they walk in almost opposite directions to reach it. One is a map of
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The full moon has always been special in yoga. It marks a pause in the moon’s cycle. This is a moment when things feel complete, inviting us to slow down, reflect, and let go before the cycle starts again. For yoga students, this time means moving gently, breathing deeply, and looking inward with kindness. This
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Varkala is a special place that many yoga lovers instantly feel connected to. This small coastal town in Kerala is famous for its red laterite cliffs and long, peaceful beach. Here, yoga, surfing, and traditional wellness blend into a relaxed yet focused lifestyle. Unlike busier destinations like Kovalam or the quiet backwaters of Alleppey, Varkala
Many people assume that Jesus and yoga belong to completely different worlds. One is rooted in Christian teachings and the other comes from ancient India. If you look closely though, you begin to see interesting similarities in the values they promote. This is not about merging religions or replacing one belief system with another. It
Is Yoga enough to stay fit? Do I have to regulate my food intake? Many people often mistake that those pursuing Yogic routine need not be too mindful about their nutrition.
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Have you ever approached a topic with a desire to understand it and noticed, that in actuality, the topic is being spoken around? You have! So have I. The ‘7 Chakras’ is one of those topics. Though that may sound suspect, there is a reason.