Himalayan Yoga Academy

Ravana is Brahma's great-grandson and a omni-talented king of Sri Lanka at the time of Rama, as we learn from the great epic Ramayana. Ravana is portrayed having ten heads, which symbolizes his immense intellect. In Ramayana, Ravana kidnaps Rama's wife Sita. In the story, Ravana, once Shiva's devotee, makes a shift to the dark side thus becoming a demon. The burning of Ravana symbolizes unquestionable takeover of the Light over the Dark .

My neutral wishes to all on the New Sansara Cycle!

I wish you non-violence, non-duality and easy dissolution in absolute eternity of nothingness!

Let's celebrate the Light today.

On this day called Diwali, all of India celebrates the Light as carrier of warmth and antagonist of darkness. We associate the Light with knowledge and wisdom, heartfulness and kindness, and energy of life.

Happy Diwali to you, your loved and loving ones!

–Heartfully yours,
Himalayan Yoga Academy

If only we always remembered how small, insignificant and fragile we are.

Light and warmth create joy.

“If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.”

― Nikola Tesla

As a tree came out of a seed, a seed as well comes out of a tree. It's not very clever to even state that a seed is separate from a tree and vice versa. ALL IS ONE.

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You are divine (in case you forgot).

Remember lotus's main quality? It is always pristine-clean, even despite its growing in the mud.