Breathwork · प्राणायाम
Pranayama Guide
Three ancient breathing techniques — Nadi Shodhana, Sama Vritti, and 4-7-8 — with a real-time guided timer. Rooted in Vivekananda's Raja Yoga.
3 techniquesGuided timer5 roundsSanskrit labels
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यन्त्र-शाला · Yantra Shālā
Tools for the Inner Work
Ancient practices — interactive, timed, and guided for the modern seeker. Not apps. Not distractions. Pure practice.
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Affirmations · संकल्प
Sankalpa Builder
Choose your Vedantic pillar — Shakti, Viveka, Abhaya, Seva, or Dharma — select your words, and commit your sankalpa with a 30-second focused contemplation.
5 pillars20 affirmationsWrite your own30s focus mode
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Meditation · ध्यान
Dhyana Timer
A distraction-free meditation timer with singing bowl bells, interval reminders, and an optional intention prompt. Rooted in Patanjali's eight-limbed path.
7 durationsInterval bellsHide timer modeIntention prompt
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Mantra · जप
Japa Counter
108 beads, 6 sacred mantras, streak tracking. Tap or press spacebar to count. A singing bowl rings at each completed mala.
6 mantras108-bead malaStreak trackingBell on completion
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Daily Word · वचन
Quote of the Day
A fresh Vivekananda quote every morning — 52 quotes drawn from his lectures, letters, and the Upanishads. Read it. Sit with it. Share it.
52 quotesDaily rotationCopy & shareTweet in one click
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Silence · मौन
Silence Timer
A timer that disappears. Choose your duration, press begin — the screen turns black and silent. A singing bowl marks the end. Mauna: the practice of sacred silence.
7 durationsBlack screen modeOpening & closing bowlNo distractions
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Reflection · आत्म-विचार
Journaling Prompts
Seven categories — self-knowledge, dharma, fear, mind, growth, love, and gratitude. 105 prompts drawn from the Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita, and Vivekananda's complete works.
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Gita Oracle
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