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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalAumshanthi is a yoga teacher, Satvik food teacher, author and a philanthropist, a woman of many parts. Though it would have been easy for Aumshanthi to become bogged down in misery and wallow in self-pity, she rose above her sorrow and decided to rise from the ashes like a Phoenix. She is not only a survivor but an achiever as well. She decided to move on and took yoga and meditation as her positive energy. After experiencing the beneficial effects herself, she didn’t want to keep the aura it emanates all to herself but wanted others in similar circumstances to benefit as well. She has cRead More...
Aumshanthi is a yoga teacher, Satvik food teacher, author and a philanthropist, a woman of many parts.
Though it would have been easy for Aumshanthi to become bogged down in misery and wallow in self-pity, she rose above her sorrow and decided to rise from the ashes like a Phoenix.
She is not only a survivor but an achiever as well. She decided to move on and took yoga and meditation as her positive energy.
After experiencing the beneficial effects herself, she didn’t want to keep the aura it emanates all to herself but wanted others in similar circumstances to benefit as well. She has conducted free yoga and meditation classes at Cubbon Park, Bengaluru on Saturday and Sunday mornings.
She is particularly appreciative of the benefits of yoga and meditation for the mind, body and soul.
Yoga also helps one experience renewed emotions that eclipse negative feelings.
Through charity, she feels the shining eyes and warm smiles on the children's faces are rewards in itself. A staunch promoter of vegetarianism, she has authored a cookbook, Indian Menus- A New One Every Day.
Knowing the importance of healthy and notorious food, she had published Satvik Indian Menu with Notionpress.
Last but not the least, she has been blessed by God to visit 12 Jyotirlingas and shared her experience with many readers through her books.
Aum shanthi shanthi shanthi…
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The cuisine of South India is extremely diverse and is well known for its light, low calorie appetizing meals. Traditional south Indian cuisine is mainly
based on rice. There are many dishes like Dosas, Idlies, Vadas, Uttapam, made by mixing rice and lentils(Daal). South Indian food is a perfect blend of flavour, colour, taste and nutrition. It comprises of dishes from major states including Andhra pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil nadu. So while there
The cuisine of South India is extremely diverse and is well known for its light, low calorie appetizing meals. Traditional south Indian cuisine is mainly
based on rice. There are many dishes like Dosas, Idlies, Vadas, Uttapam, made by mixing rice and lentils(Daal). South Indian food is a perfect blend of flavour, colour, taste and nutrition. It comprises of dishes from major states including Andhra pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil nadu. So while there is common threads running through the dishes from all these regions. They differ in terms of preparation and spice content, Karnataka is famous for masala dosa, its orgin from Udupi and was subsequently popularized mysore masala dosa too. A.P. is famous for extremely spicy food. Kerala uses in its food more of coconut and coconut oil. In Tamil cuisine food is classified into 6 tastes namely: Sweet, Soar, Salt, Bitter, Pungent and Astringent. Today South Indian cuisine is extremely popular not just in India but also on the global stage as well. This book is complied into South Indian cuisine with tastes, varieties and health too. Satvik food in this book is emphasizing on food cooked without onion and garlic, neither too salty, nor too spicy. In South Indian cuisine main ingredients used are rice, dal, musturd seeds, curry leaves and fresh coconut.
This book gives us the knowledge on different kinds of Yoga. As explained by Lord Krishna in Bhagwad Gita about Karma yoga, Gyaan yoga , bhakti yoga and Raj yoga.
Moksha book removes the dirt of negative energy from our mind and fill it with positive energy. It is a great healer for disturbed and stressed mind.
Yoga is not only performing the Asanas and Pranayama but it is a medium to connect with the God.
The knowledge of soul and the cyc
This book gives us the knowledge on different kinds of Yoga. As explained by Lord Krishna in Bhagwad Gita about Karma yoga, Gyaan yoga , bhakti yoga and Raj yoga.
Moksha book removes the dirt of negative energy from our mind and fill it with positive energy. It is a great healer for disturbed and stressed mind.
Yoga is not only performing the Asanas and Pranayama but it is a medium to connect with the God.
The knowledge of soul and the cycle of birth and death, to cast off old body and get embodied in new body is only sufferings.
But Moksha is the absolute freedom or liberation of soul from the rebirth and sufferings of life.
As we all aware of the truth we are not body, we are soul can be seen only from birth till death .
Meditation is the only way to connect supreme soul through our soul.
Aum shanthi shanthi shanthi…
The shivalingam is the divine symbol of Lord Shiva, denoting his universal presence in everything. Shiva is pleased by the expiatory penance of his sincere devotee, and he manifests himself in the form of a Linga .
His indivisible resplendent power is left in the Linga which is subsequently admired as a Jyotirlingam. In the Shiva Puran and other religious scriptures, we come across the description of twelve jyotirlingas in total but there can be more als
The shivalingam is the divine symbol of Lord Shiva, denoting his universal presence in everything. Shiva is pleased by the expiatory penance of his sincere devotee, and he manifests himself in the form of a Linga .
His indivisible resplendent power is left in the Linga which is subsequently admired as a Jyotirlingam. In the Shiva Puran and other religious scriptures, we come across the description of twelve jyotirlingas in total but there can be more also as most of the Puranas were depicted within two thousand years after the Mahabharata Era.
AUM NAMAH SHIVAYA mantra is the only way to purify the Mind, Body and Soul. It helps to achieve mukti or Moksha or the liberation of the soul.
This book recounts the personal journey of discovery and salvation by an ardent devotee, Aumshanthi, accompanied by Krish and Karishma. Aumshanthi traversed the length and breadth of India in her car–started from Bangaluru, covering 14000 k.m distance in 56 days. From Gujarat in the West to Uttarakhand in the North to Jharkhand in the East, to Rameshwaram in the south; on a pilgrimage unwavering in its quest for spiritual fulfillment. The book serves as a practical guide on pilgrimage centers in India, Twelve Jyotirlingas and Chaar Dhaam journey of the Temples, providing information on distances, hotels and lodgings and the history of the temples.
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