Truthfulness…. We all have listened to our mothers and grandmothers reading out Panchatantra tales, in our nascent years. The books contained pictures with explanations, about the values and practices suitable for everyone in general. A few days back, we stumbled upon an old story, in which a thief wanted to remain truthful. This nature of his, helped him to become a ruler of a village. Let us start… Read More: Why Is Kundalini Yoga Dangerous? The Truth About Its Risks and Rewards The Truthful Thief Raghu Steals Treasure Raghu was a thief, and he stole things, to run a living.
Introduction – Why Aparigraha Matters in Today’s World In a fast-paced world where everything screams “more is better,” it’s easy to get caught in a cycle of constant wanting, more money, more followers, more validation, more things. But the truth is, this endless desire never brings lasting happiness. We consume, we collect, we compare, yet still feel unfulfilled. That’s where Aparigraha, the yogic path of non-possessiveness, becomes not just relevant but vital for inner peace. Aparigraha reminds us that letting go is a form of power. It helps us detach from things that create fear, stress, or insecurity, whether it’s
Neti Kriya is one of the six Shatkarmas, which you can make a part of your daily routine. It is one of the nasal cleansing techniques, that have been listed in Hatha Yoga texts. Once you are clean from inside, you can take your practice to the next level. You can prepare your body for asana and pranayama. These cleansing techniques also have other beneficial spiritual benefits as well. Hatha Yoga Pradipika is one of the classical texts on yoga, where you will find a mention of the Shatkarma kriyas. Anatomical Implications Neti Kriya is an excellent way, in which
