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Protecting the weak and helpless, be it a plant, an animal or a human being, is a #dharma of every single human being and #dharma is the lifeline that keeps the creation going... says Yogi Ashwiniji. thats why.. Animal Welfare forms an integral part of the many service initiatives that #DhyanFoundation  has undertaken to help aid creation. The volunteers rescue, rehabilitate and take care of any animal in need, and have started dedicated programs for cows, dogs, monkeys and birds.  Know more: http://www.dhyanfoundation.com/causes/animal-welfare.php Feed A Dog Help a Monkey Save A Cow Befriend A Bird

The Revered Cow Yogi Ashwini Our coming generations have a strong western bias and firmly believe that the vedic culture is mumbo-jumbo, and that there is no science behind the worship and rituals. I would like to present certain facts about the efficacy and the global acceptability of the vedic principles to the younger generation. Recently, I came across the diary of Sir Cunningham at the national archives. He had sketched out a calf and a cow on the third page of the diary and discussed the scientific and logical benefits of preserving this animal. One can find references to the cow across cultures. The Egyptians worshipped her as Hathor, the goddess of fertility, while those from this side of the Indus called her the Kamdhenu and Nandi. The Greeks knew her as Lo and the Nordics as Audhumbla, the primeval cow who licked ice and brought mankind into existence. So, what is it about the cow that caused it to be revered across cultures and also caught the attention of the ...

Anand Vidyalaya, Bangalore Flying Aces! Anand Vidyalaya, Shakti Nagar, delhi has proved that sufficient focus and selfless attention can bring about results that were not even thought about. This year 5 students have done Anand Vidyalaya, Shakti Nagar proud by standing fir st in their respective classes. Other students have also surpassed the expectations and cleared the exams with flying colours! All these students were given special gift to mark this feat and a standing ovation to further boost their morale and inspire others to achieve the same. The teachers at Anand Vidyalaya make sure that every child has constant and focussed one to one interaction with them. Seriously Studying Another achievement for Anand Vidyalaya, Gurgaon. 11 of our students have cleared admission tests for academic year 2012-2013 and will now attend various private school in gurgaon. Their schooling and all expenses related to it are being sponsored by Dhyan Yog Society. HR Department o...

Dharma  is not religion. It is the lifeline that keeps Creation going. For a lay person,  dharma  is the code of nature, that which sustains Creation, something which is inherent in every microcosm and is thus instinctive to human existence; but that whose awareness we are losing on account of ignorance. Suppose we observe the things around us, say a tree... Green leaves, branches spreading far and wide, fruits and flowers, a tall thick trunk and roots that run deep into the ground -- that's what we would expect to see. Now, if one were to imagine a tree devoid of these attributes, would it still be called a tree? Why doesn't a tree (even in our imagination) exist without these attributes? This is because each of these individual traits is indispensable for the tree to perform its  dharma . A tree withstands the vagaries of nature – storms, downpours and floods – to protect the flora, fauna and soil. A tree provides for those around it – animals, birds an...

FACT OF NATURE LEARNING FOR US ·         Everything in nature is in cycles - nitrogen cycle, carbon cycle, water cycle, day and night cycle, cycle of seasons and so on. Infact the life processes and bio-chemical reactions inside any organism too are cyclic in nature- circulatory system, cell cycle, etc water cycle ·         Purest of water stagnates if held in one place for a long time. ·         Everything in nature exists in layers. .Eg Earth has layers to it(Crust, Mantle and core), Atmosphere too (Troposphere, Stratosphere, Mesosphere, Thermosphere ,Exosphere), Even a single fruit has layers to it- Exocarp,Endocarp,Mesocarp,Seed coat, Endosperm,Embryo) layers of a fruit ·         The smallest of things in the creation have a purpose- be it a tree, spider, lizard or a small ant and each...

How many of us know the real meaning of service and charity? A human being of today, is a selfish being who is more interested in himself than others.We forget that most of our problems arise because of this nature of ours.The day we start thinking about others before ourselves,we would all be free of most of our problems. Its always a great feeling to help others and be of some help when they need you. Its always been said whatever you give always comes back to you.If you do charity in terms of money,there would never be any money problems for that person.If its been done with food,that person shall never be devoid of food and when the charity is done in the form of gyan,gyan always flows to that person.And this gyan is never understood unless you are under the sanidhya of a GURU.A GURU would always guide you on the right path and by the way of service and charity would help you improve your karmas which help you in your journey of life. The concept of service and charity is the most ...

For everything we do we always expect something in return. Some could argue that it is quite natural to have these expectations. But if you look closely you will find these expectations are a major cause of unhappiness in life and all it leads to is emotional congestion.The minute we expect something, we make ourselves so weak that if it is not fulfilled we are shattered. Does our happiness really depend on someone or something else? To experience true happiness all you need to do is start doing service and charity without any expectation. Any work done without expecting something in return or anything given without asking for a favour always improves ones karmas. This opens the doors to many internal joys for a person. Let us all start thinking beyond our own self and explore the joy within. 

What does a cricketer, a supermodel and a doctor, have in common? Dhyan Foundation! This Thursday, 20th January, saw a unique initiative, the flagging of blankets for the downtrodden and the needy. Organised by Dhyan Foundation at the Press Club, the event saw the support of many members of the press. The guests of honour included, former cricketer Nikhil Chopra, well known model Amanpreet Wahi and nutritionist Dr Shikha Sharma. Service and charity are the first steps in yoga and Wahi took this opportunity to highlight the great work Dhyan Foundation, under the guidance of Yogi Ashwini has been doing and emphasised on her four-year long association with the Foundation. Chopra too applauded the good work the Foundation does and encouraged others to tread the path. Dr Sharma gave the audience interesting notes and anecdotes about yoga and ayurveda and explained how these ancient sciences hold the key to good health. At the end of the session the vans loaded with warm blankets were flagge...