The youth in the 21st century feel disconnected from the rich cultural heritage the Bhartiya civilisation has to offer, isn’t it? Though this current era provides plenty of opportunities to gather valuable information form. Little things like the way we think, wear clothes, or do daily chores according to seasons, the way we eat; things we practice in our daily life, that we learned from our parents, and grandparents, which actually have a scientific significance. Rishi Moksha Ji called it “Bharat Tatva”, though it is not easy to get the gist of it. But, He explained it quite elaborately, yet in a simple language, that is easy to grab in this interview.
More or less, we all know about Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha. But, do we understand the value? And without grasping the true meaning, do we comprehend the purpose of life? most of us don’t. However, we may find our answers here. By learning the techniques of meditation we can find the Sachchidananda within ourselves. Yet, on the brighter side, Guru Moksha Ji exclaimed that the younger generation is far more inclined to and curious to know about “Bharat Tatva”, than the previous ones.

About The Speaker:
Dr. Manish Mokshagundam lovingly known as Guru Moksha, by his disciples, is a Nath Rishi and Spiritual Master. He is an Indologist, with a doctoral degree in interdisciplinary subjects of communications and Indology. He has been a research scholar of Indology, at the prestigious MHK Institute of Indology and Indian Institute of Action Archaeology and Heritage Studies. Having authored several best-selling books, and also a filmmaker, documentary-maker, and journalist, he has received two state awards. Guru Moksha has established “Rishikula”, an establishment propounding a unique blend of Yoga, Kriya, and Tantra.