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We continue the ice cold journey at Gangotri Glacier, the start point of Ganga. Gartangali is a forest reserve, which was once dedicated as a pass for the natives for trade of spices and handwoven woolens. It now stands as a legacy with it's famous bridge. The beautiful
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Hitting 12,000 feet now, with a relatively steep climb, we reached Gui Camp, where the skyline was radiant with snow capped mountains. Jayram, our escort told us, 'Pahad ka mausam, aur city ka fashion, kab badal jaye, koi hisab nahi' And there we were faced with the
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As we climbed past 10,000 feet towards Yamunotri temple, the air grew noticeably thinner. Making way through the thinning air, as oxygen levels drop. Effort is perceived at every step. But bigger than the body is the mind, and bigger than the mind is the breath. The pranayam practice
As we climbed past 10,000 feet towards Yamunotri temple, the air grew noticeably thinner. Making way through the thinning air, as oxygen levels drop. Effort is perceived at every step. But bigger than the body is the mind, and bigger than the mind is the breath. The pranayam practice
In the hearts of the locals, Sameshwar Maharaj occupies a space of deep reverence. He is the guardian of all, ensuring that the rhythms of daily life flow smoothly. With his generous spirit of Audariya, he exists not for himself, but solely to give—facilitating life on earth while allowing
After over twelve hours on the road—we finally arrived at our destination point for the night: the charming 'Night in Paradise' homestay https://maps.app.goo.gl/wwHigqx48sQnwX4A8. Warmly welcomed by a young, spirited team headed by Anup Rawat, and a warm bonfire ready for us- the
During their exile, the Pandavas faced a dire situation when they found themselves without drinking water. In a moment of divine intervention, Arjuna, with his mighty bow, struck the earth, and a spring of water emerged, quenching their thirst and restoring their strength. Today, this sacred spring flows beside a
The divine serenity of the Himalayas has once again embraced us. The sacred kshetra of divine relationships has reawakened, as if the mountains themselves were calling us home. 0:00 /0:04 1× Carrying the seemingly impossible offerings—from Pune to Mumbai, Jolly Grant, and finally to Srinagar in Uttarakhand—
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In the hearts of the locals, Sameshwar Maharaj occupies a space of deep reverence. He is the guardian of all, ensuring that the rhythms of daily life flow smoothly. With his generous spirit of Audariya, he exists not for himself, but solely to give—facilitating life on earth while allowing
Scattered across the Himalayan slopes are beautiful wooden homes, timeless in design and perfectly adapted to their environment. They form living ecosystems, responding to environment, climate and deep-rooted tradition. Each house rises in three thoughtful layers, shaped by the demands of the harsh winters. The ground floor is reserved for
After over twelve hours on the road—we finally arrived at our destination point for the night: the charming 'Night in Paradise' homestay https://maps.app.goo.gl/wwHigqx48sQnwX4A8. Warmly welcomed by a young, spirited team headed by Anup Rawat, and a warm bonfire ready for us- the
Scattered across these mountains are caves that defy belief—ancient, hidden sanctuaries etched into stone, not built but carved by time, devotion, and mystery. In one such cave, the Pandavas are said to have performed Tapasya during their exile. The path to it exists, but only reveals itself to the
In these forgotten folds of the Himalayas, we came upon a temple whispered into existence by a cow. Each day, she poured her milk upon a particular patch of earth, anointing an unseen force. Beneath that spot, villagers discovered a Swayambhu Shivaling, self-manifested, untouched by human hand. As the legends
During their exile, the Pandavas faced a dire situation when they found themselves without drinking water. In a moment of divine intervention, Arjuna, with his mighty bow, struck the earth, and a spring of water emerged, quenching their thirst and restoring their strength. Today, this sacred spring flows beside a
At every nook and corner, the Himalayas are punctuated with natural spring water for the passer by. Couldn’t be any better than fresh cooling water, charged with positive vibes, bringing in a flow of minerals from untouched rocks. Urja and nutrition. Himalayas are always giving - pradayate. A quick
Our habits shape the architecture of our inner world. Some become doorways; others, quiet walls that limit us. 0:00 /0:09 1× But each time we step beyond the familiar, we make subtle renovations — letting in light, creating space, expanding possibility. And it's my children who inspire
The divine serenity of the Himalayas has once again embraced us. The sacred kshetra of divine relationships has reawakened, as if the mountains themselves were calling us home. 0:00 /0:04 1× Carrying the seemingly impossible offerings—from Pune to Mumbai, Jolly Grant, and finally to Srinagar in Uttarakhand—
This 15th August, our society, Ganga Melrose came together not just to mark another year of freedom, but to reflect on what it means to be truly free. Over two days, we turned our attention, exploring the roots of our independence and the branches of responsibility that freedom carries. Driven
Where do I belong? Do my roots nourish me? Do I give back all that I receive? These questions echo through the journey of life, akin to the intimate relationship between soil and seed. Between the raindrops, a symphony of moments unfolded. Ar. Varsha Sharma introduced Rock the Roots, a
Through the elements we come, and in the elements we merge, and with the elements we heal. Aim of this workshop: To have a threshold experience where you go back to life, with an enhanced version of yourself. Learning Outcomes: Effective self-care and wellness practices through inner healing. Improved emotional
