Shri. Sree Aswath

HSF1404 – In this course, chanting the Chamaka Prashna from the Krishna Yajur Veda will be taught.The practice of Sanātana Dharma encompasses two vital dimensions: Jñāna Kānḍa (knowledge) and Karma Kānḍa (application), with Vedamantra chanting acting as the conduit between the two. Bhagavān Ādi Śaṅkarācārya, in his Sādhana Paṃcaka, enjoins every spiritual aspirant to engage in daily Veda study (Vedo nityam adhīyatām), underscoring the significance of accurate chanting and comprehension of the mantras. Śri Śaṅkarācārya furthe emphasizes the importance of performing karma as prescribed in the Vedas (tadutim karma svanuśṭheeyatām). From time immemorial, the worship of Rudra/Shiva has inspired and given solace to innumerable devotees. It is said that one who worships daily with Namaka, Chamaka, and Purusha Sukta, will be honored in the highest Brahma LoKa.

HSF1403 – The practice of Sanātana Dharma encompasses two vital dimensions: Jñāna Kānḍa (knowledge) and Karma Kānḍa (application), with Vedamantra chanting acting as the conduit between the two. Bhagavān Ādi Śaṅkarācārya, in his Sādhana Paṃcaka, enjoins every spiritual aspirant to engage in daily Veda study (Vedo nityam adhīyatām), underscoring the significance of accurate chanting and comprehension of the mantras. Śri Śaṅkarācārya furthe emphasizes the importance of performing karma as prescribed in the Vedas (tadutim karma svanuśṭheeyatām). From time immemorial, the worship of Rudra/Shiva has inspired and given solace to innumerable devotees. In this course, the Laghu Nyasa, the method of embedding the Devathas into one’s own being, is taught. This will be followed by the Namaka Prashna from the Krishna Yajur Veda. It is said that one who worships daily with Namaka, Chamaka, and Purusha Sukta, will be honored in the highest Brahma LoKa.

HSF1402 – The practice of Sanātana Dharma encompasses two vital dimensions: Jñāna Kānḍa (knowledge) and Karma Kānḍa (application), with Vedamantra chanting acting as the conduit between the two. Bhagavān Ādi Śaṅkarācārya, in his Sādhana Paṃcaka, enjoins every spiritual aspirant to engage in daily Veda study (Vedo nityam adhīyatām), underscoring the significance of accurate chanting and comprehension of the mantras. Śri Śaṅkarācārya furthe emphasizes the importance of performing karma as prescribed in the Vedas (tadutim karma svanuśṭheeyatām). This course comprehensively covers both dimensions, elucidating the meaning and intonation of mantras while also delving into their application in the three types of rituals - nitya (daily), naimittika (occasional), and kāmya (for specific desired ends) - as well as in festivals - vratas and utsavas.

HSF1401 – Ritual is the laboratory where the mind is purified, settled, and prepared for higher knowledge i.e., Para Vidya. In 'Introduction to the Vedic Ritual' course the participants will learn to perform simple rituals, with the right understanding and attitude, and integrate their value into their daily life. To the modern mind, Hindu rituals often appear to be merely repetitious and meaningless activity. And indeed, they can be performed in a way that accentuates their essential meaninglessness. But they have the power to prepare the restless mind for inwardness, as well as for appropriate engagement with the world.

YOG2200 – The Chakra Immersion Retreat is an enlightening 4-day voyage into the heart of energy healing, set against the tranquil backdrop of Pine Lake Retreat in the vicinity of Orlando, FL. This retreat is a deep dive into the ancient art of Chakra balancing, offering a unique blend of meditative and therapeutic practices. Attendees will explore the intricate world of energy centers within the body, understanding how to nurture and align them for improved well-being. Throughout the retreat, you will engage in workshops and sessions designed to enhance your knowledge of the Chakra system and its impact on physical, emotional, and spiritual health. With the guidance of seasoned healers, participants will learn to identify blockages and harness various techniques to foster healing and energy flow. The Retreat will also include Ayurveda Exploration including understanding individual constitutions (Prakrti) and embracing Ayurvedic principles for balanced living. The course will include learning of Vedic rituals as the part of Dinacharya and healing through music. The journey is tailored not just for learning but also for personal growth, reflection, and the cultivation of a practice that resonates with the rhythms of nature and the inner self. By the end of the retreat, you will be equipped with the skills to continue this practice at home, extending the sense of balance and tranquility into everyday life and empowering a lifestyle in tune with the natural balance of the Chakras.