Today’s world is flooded with half-baked opinions and misinformation about spirituality. Picking up practices from random sources online can be, at best, ineffective, and at worst, outright harmful. Our events provide a safe space for authentic jñāna to be transmitted seamlessly, without the noise of superficial voices. Participants need only bring openness, leaving preconceived notions at the doorstep.

Gurus are often willing to guide sincere seekers, but their responsibilities are vast and beyond our comprehension. At our events, Shakti Vriddhi takes care of all logistics—space, pūjā materials, accommodation, food, and more—so that both participants and Masters can focus solely on the transmission.

The online groups formed during each event continue as living communities long after the workshop ends. They serve as spaces to exchange experiences, ask questions, mobilize for collective sādhana, and spread word of future events. For many of our participants, these sanghas have become invaluable companions on the path. Our vetting process ensures that only sincere seekers become part of these circles.

Rohith is a PhD student at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), where he researches magnon–phonon coupling—how magnets interact with sound waves. He is deeply committed to applying cutting-edge science and technology in the service of Dharma. Competence across all fields of human endeavor is essential for building a sustainable Pūrṇa Hindu Swarājya.