Shanthi Yogini

In many cultures, marriage is a short ceremony. In Bhaaratam (India), weddings are elaborate not for spectacle, but because life itself is honored through Samskaaras — purifying rites.

In a world filled with many kinds of relationships, the most sacred relationship — outside the relationship one has with oneself — is the relationship between a man and a woman formed through marriage.

In Part 1 of this series, we explored the concept of True Education. Part 2 explores the E.D.U.C.A.T.E. framework — a guide to true education that goes beyond classrooms, degrees and borders.

True Education gives you a home, a place of inner rootedness that no relocation or changing passport can take away.

As an Adult Third Culture Kid (TCK) or Cross-Cultural Kid (CCK), have you ever thought of yourself as not being creative? Or do you know you are creative but wish to enhance your creativity?

Self care is caring for oneself. It’s caring enough for oneself to commit to staying healthy, and the Authentic Yogic Lifestyle can help with that.

We usually reserve celebrations for special events and days. It could be birthdays, wedding anniversaries, graduation ceremonies and the like. It could be occasions that mark our achievement or reaching a milestone.

There is an innate desire in humans to connect with everything they come across — whether they are other humans, animals, plants or the so-called non-living, worldly things.   Connection is the very nature of the universe. Everything in the universe […]