The name ‘Rishis’ brings to our minds the archetypal image of old men, with matted locks and long beards, sitting in forests or caves in deep meditations. Or we may think of them as characters …

There’s no day in a month that isn’t auspicious for Meditation; in fact, Meditation itself brings sacredness to the day, to the time. Yet there are time-periods in a day, like early morning before sunrise, …

A revolutionary once said: ‘I am a soldier so my son can be a farmer and his son, a poet’. His words stand as an example for the optimism and hope that characterises Human nature. …

We’ve seen that the path of Meditations is similar to the ‘Hero’s journey’, where an ordinary man embarks on an adventure which changes him in unimaginable ways. The transformation begins in the process itself and …

‘The Hero’s Journey’ is a common narrative found in most of the myths and stories across the world. An ordinary man is forced to go on a journey, either out of choice or because of …

Imagine looking up at the clear night sky, at the millions of sparkling stars, away from the glare of the city-lights. Or staring out on the vast expanse of the blue oceans, all the way …

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Vishwa means ‘the Universal’ and Amara means ‘the Eternal’. .
The name VishwaAmara is inspired by two great Rishis – Maharshi Vishwamitra and Maharshi Amara whose Light and Wisdom shines through these writings.