The Forgotten Essence

What we call “Indian classical dance” today is actually a deep blend of Yoga, Tantra, and many classical art forms. At its heart, Indian dance carries a journey - from beauty and aesthetics to dissolution.  This conversation goes beyond dance and enters the world of education, parenting, and living a rooted, holistic way of life.

Episode 7 of featuring Shree Ji.

In this conversation, Suhag Shukla shares her journey of connecting with her Hindu identity and culture as a first-generation immigrant. She reflects on the generational differences in understanding Hinduism, the challenges of cultural assimilation, and the founding of the Hindu American Foundation to address the needs of the community.

What makes a culture endure across centuries? Dr. Sonal Mansingh speaks about Indian art forms and their transcendental nature. She shares her insights for the Indian diaspora and reminds us that culture is not an intellectual process but a lived experience.

Episode 4 featuring Prem Joshua

What is Baul? Far from being entertainment or folk music, Baul is a profound spiritual practice rooted in an ancient Bhakti Yoga parampara. 

Listen to Sri Ramachandra speak about the various spiritual paths across Bharat, his life and journey into sadhana, and the sacred land upon which Sanatan Siddhashram has blossomed.

We sit down with Anish Khare—architect, urban planner, photographer, columnist, and blogger—to discuss the ongoing Maha Kumbh Mela  and traditional architectural principles in both homes and temples. What challenges do NRIs face when moving abroad? How does Anish stay rooted in tradition while navigating a rapidly changing world? How does he cope with homesickness and maintain a connection to his culture while living in the USA?

How does a former “Gen-Z atheist” become the Heritage Fashion Icon of the Year?  Can our festivals, traditions, and the Bhagavad Gita find a place in the hearts of the next generation?  Meet Janhvi Singh (@janhvsingh), a 20-year-old content creator devoted to sharing our precious culture. Recently honored by PM @narendramodi ji, she is on a mission to reconnect today’s youth with our heritage.

The worship of the Divine Feminine was once widespread throughout the world across cultures and religions. Today, it is only in our culture that this vibrant tradition lives on in full exuberance.

Sri V.V. Sridhar Guruji delves into the depth of Devi worship. He speaks about the differences between the various Goddesses, the Dasa Mahavidya (Ten Great Goddesses), and traditional practices followed by women. 

Sridhar Guruji is recognized as the last living Dakshachaara Prayogi and the final link in the illustrious parampara of the Chaya Atharva Veda. He is also the creator of Nrusimhawadi Janardhana Kshetram in Ahobilam and the Sai Narasimha Temple in Richmond, Virginia. 

What happens when a sweet, visually-impaired teenage girl from Germany discovers Indian music, leading her to an internal world of devotion, bliss, and ecstasy?

A new journey begins!

Meet CassMae — musical prodigy from Germany. Guided by intuition and devotion, her deep insights into our culture are so profound that they often amaze Indians with their accuracy. Moreover, for many, her sharings are a powerful reminder of our own roots and where we come from. They prove that even blindness is not a limitation to exploring the inner depths of Dharma and spirituality. 

Fondly called the “German daughter of India” by PM Modi, CassMae shares her personal journey as well as her once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to meet Sadhguru.