The older we grow, the more we begin to understand that life is also a journey of farewells. On May 16, I lost a close

In the lush highlands of Tampaksiring lies one of Bali’s most revered spiritual sanctuaries — Tirta Empul Temple, where sacred waters, ancient legend, and quiet

Some lives do not end with time. They continue to breathe quietly through the spaces they created, the people they touched, and the values they

In the field of Vedic astrology, few planetary movements evoke as much anxiety as Saturn’s planet phase, commonly referred to as the seven-and-a-half-year Sani period.

One of the most frequently asked questions in Vasthu Sastra revolves around the placement of the “wealth corner” in a home. Many assume that wealth

Framed by the dazzling glow of Singapore’s skyscrapers, I found myself drawn into a spectacle that was both rare and deeply sacred. Before me, a

The home we live in has always been regarded as more than a physical shelter. It is a living space of energy, subtle, dynamic, and

Across cultures, symbols carry power, not merely as decoration, but as silent influencers of the human mind and environment. One such widely popular image is

The main door of a house holds powerful spiritual and energetic significance in the time-honoured tradition of Vasthu Sastra. It is not just an entry

Like the millions of people in the country, I’m currently locked down in my house with restricted movements outside and I decided to spend this

The ongoing conflict between countries has once again reminded the world how fragileglobal peace and stability can be.Wars may begin with political strategies, territorial disputes,

Over the years, I have shared numerous insights through this column on Vasthu Sastra, astrology, energy principles, and other ancient sciences.  Many readers have responded

Many Indian households remain silent from July 16 to August 15 every year regarding any auspicious events. Weddings are postponed, housewarmings are avoided, and, if

At five in the morning last Friday, I stood among hundreds of visitors on the sacred grounds of Angkor Wat in Siem Reap, Cambodia, waiting

Some restaurants attract a large number of patrons, while others can’t attract a fly. Have you wondered why? Well, Vasthu sastra could explain the reasons. 

In the Indian belief system, passed down from generation to generation, a sneeze is not considered a coincidence. To many, it may be a trivial,