DHYAN FOUNDATION

Ram Navami falls on the ninth day of the waxing moon in the month of Chaitra. The day marks the birth of Shri Ram, and is commonly seen as a Hindu holiday. However, Lord Rama was on earth at a time much before the Mahabharat, referred to as the treta yug...at that time, there was definitely no religion nor were there ‘Hindus’.  These were the times of the Vedic rishis, rishis who lived by the principles of nature and balance and had access to the deepest secrets of creations in the form of Vedas. Vedas again, are not religious texts, in fact, they are not even texts. They are a science encompassing within their folds all aspects known and unknown to the human mind. They were revealed to the rishis in deep states of concentration, and can be accessed by anyone through the correct practices of ashtang yoga and sanatan kriya, irrespective of the part of the world they are living in. Ram, is a symbolic representation of the positivity in creation and took birth to restore order withi...

The physical body reflects the power of the ether and its practices The Vedic rishis were the masters of the physical and the spiritual; super beings who controlled prakriti (Nature) and all its manifestations. Time and again, modern science and the best of western minds have turned to Vedic culture to find solutions to complex problems. Enough research has highlighted the scientific basis and precision of Vedic concepts. The physical body, comprising the five mahabhutas (elements), had been completely mastered by the Vedic rishis. The rishis of yesteryears could maintain their physical youth and glow till the very end and then leave the body in a state of full consciousness and awareness. It is very possible to achieve the same in this day and age, provided one develops an in-depth understanding of Vedic concepts and applies them in the right manner to master the physical body. Let us begin to understand what was it that endowed the Vedic masters with their phenomenal glow ...