Exploitation of natural resources by human race run rampant. Despite repeated reminders from the nature itself in the form of calamities, disease, and disruption, mankind ceases to mend its ways. Mother Ganga, the holiest of holy in India, is no exception. Decades of pollution and exploitation is threatening the existence of the river that is cradle of civilization in the Indian subcontinent.

There is a romantic mystery about the roads carved along the folds of a mountain, snaking across and climbing-descending gradually. The randomly certain twists and turns, hair-pin bends, rise and fall of a mountain road brings is very much like life itself - you never know when it will surprise you. We invite you to spend some time in the Himalayan landscape and learn more about this region of India, life, and Yoga.

Like a wailing infant finds solace in the lap of his mother, in a similar manner, we too crave to be held lovingly by the mother nature. The tyranny of our daily living especially for those who dwell in megacities is taking away the joy from living. Mindful walking in nature is not only soothing for the mind but also good for the body and soul. It is a great way of getting in touch back with the self. Are you taking your nature walks?

Those who are truly awake can see love is the fundamental element, a unifying factor in everything around. When this love finds nature as its object, that's the start of the greatest affair one can have - it transforms, it heals, it inspires.

Civilizations have bread and flourished in river basins. But a river is more than just the life giver, it is also life maker. There is life logic flowing with the river for those who are willing to listen.

Living in cities can be unbearable sometimes. The pressure of working in offices, burden of difficult deadlines, long-slogging hours, stretch from the multiple roles, effect of pollution on health, lesser attention to emotional and spiritual well-being, and many such factors are negatively affecting the quality of life. We often feel the need to run away from urban jungles and into the sanctuary of simple living of remote natural landscapes.