AMRQH® Insight — Science of Inner Transformation, Human Health and Transcendence

Question: After a year of spiritual awakening, I experienced a spontaneous Kundalini awakening and have since fallen into various states of Samadhi. Having been initiated as a Brahmachari under your guidance, may I know — which stage of inner evolution am I in at this point? Parth:  If you’ve gone through a genuine kundalini awakening after an earlier spiritual awakening , and have experienced different states of samādhi , it usually means your system has moved from conscious recognition of the Self to energetic realization . From here onward, what unfolds depends on how stable, integrated, and embodied that energy becomes in daily life. Let’s look at it as a living continuum: Spiritual Awakening (Bodh): The moment of recognition — “I am not the body, not the mind.” Awareness opens; the old identity loosens. Kundalini Awakening (Prāṇa Shuddhi): The life-force begins to rise, purifying the nadis. The system can oscillate between bliss, clarity, and chaos. Many fall int...

Shoonya is Shi–Va To experiment Shoonya is to experience Shi–va. Shoonya is not emptiness — it is the neutral coordinate of existence, the zero point through which everything becomes possible. In modern physics, you may have heard about wormholes — portals that connect distant points in space, where movement happens beyond the limits of time. In the ancient sciences, this was never just theoretical. Yogis, tantriks, mystics — they knew how to access this same dimension experientially. Manifesting trees in moments, traversing galaxies in stillness — these are not miracles, they are manifestations of Shoonya , the inner geometry of creation. If one masters Shoonya, one gains access to the blueprint of existence itself . You can travel across the galaxies without moving an inch, because you have learned to navigate the inner wormhole — the dimensionless space within. Shoonya is not “nothing.” It is the first being, the primal pulse of existence — the first form to emerge out of t...

The Sacred Ground of Gatih Yoga Centre — amrqh® You know, this land where Gatih Yoga Centre — amrqh® stands today is not some random piece of earth we bought and decided to build upon. No. Everything that has happened here has unfolded meticulously, consciously — as if existence itself has been scripting every inch of it. My Guru — the one who fixed me into this whole amrqh® phenomenon — he didn’t just teach me anything. He transmitted something that can’t be spoken, can’t be taught. He came a long way just to hand this over — literally, by his own hands. (laughs) He could have done it anywhere, but he chose to come here. Maybe the soil was waiting for it. He comes from the lineage of Adi Shankaracharya — a tradition where wisdom is not written in books but burned into your being. He never said, “Do this or that.” He simply lit the lamp , and amrqh® began to glow by itself. What is now our Gatih Yoga Centre was once a powerful Krishna temple , nearly two centuries old. At ...

Naga Sadhus and Nath Sampradaya — Two Streams, One Source People often think Naga Sadhus and Nath Yogis are the same. They are not — though both emerge from the same womb of ancient yogic science. Naga Sadhus belong to the Akhada tradition — an order of ascetic monks devoted to Shiva. The word Naga means “naked” — not merely without clothes, but without identity, ego, or fear. They have stripped themselves of everything that separates them from existence. Their nakedness is not rebellion; it is absolute acceptance. The Nagas were not mere meditators; they were protectors — warriors of consciousness — who stood guard over dharma and sacred knowledge when chaos and invasion swept across the land. To be a Naga is to be unshakable, to fear neither life nor death, to walk the earth as a flame of truth. The Nath Sampradaya , on the other hand, is the stream of inner mastery . Originating from Adinath — Shiva himself — and brought into form by Matsyendranath and Gorakhnath , this l...

Perception: The Doorway to Enlightenment "If your understanding is razor-sharp, like the tip of a needle that penetrates everything, no illusion can stand before you. No matter what life presents, liberation cannot be denied to one who sees with such clarity." It doesn’t matter whether you live as a householder or as a sannyasin — both can be traps if your perception is distorted. If your perception is clear, you can live like an enlightened being anywhere. It’s not about what you do, where you live, or what robes you wear — it’s about whether you can see life the way it is. Perception — The Mirror of Reality "Spirituality is not something to achieve. It is as simple as that — you don’t need effort, struggle, or labor to know what is already within you. Can you see that? The self is not hidden, yet you make it complicated. You have created friction, a resistance within yourself. And now you search for methods, tools, and practices, thinking they will reveal the tr...

Disease: A Manifestation, Not a Mistake In the yogic sciences, everything you experience — whether health or disease, joy or suffering — is seen as a manifestation of your inner state of consciousness . What we call “disease” ( vyadhi ) is not a punishment, nor an external attack upon the body. It is simply an expression of imbalance — a misalignment between the vital life force  prana , the  manas , and the atman . When your awareness ( Shiva-tattva ) is stable, there is no room for distortion — no separation between the experiencer and the experience. In such a state, the body functions in perfect harmony with the cosmic intelligence that created it. Your health is not determined by medicine or diet alone; it is governed by the very way you hold your energy and perception. As is your prana, so is your health. As is your mind, so is your body. As is your consciousness, so is your world. Disease is not something that happens to you. It is something that you manifest...

What You Call Disease Is Only an Experience What you call disease is not some foreign enemy that has entered your body — it is an experience happening within your system. Every sensation — pleasure or pain, ease or disease — is simply your body and mind responding to certain inputs. The way you perceive these inputs determines whether they create pain or pleasure, comfort or discomfort, wellness or illness. Yes, pain happens, pleasure happens, ease happens, disease happens — all these are real in the physiological sense. But what you call “real” still unfolds within the field of your experience. Even when something happens biologically, you can only know it because you experience it — through pain, weakness, confusion, or fundamentally, awareness. Without experience, even reality would be invisible to you. Take, for example, a stroke. It happens in the body — there is no denial of that. It’s a biological event, measurable by science. But the way you go through it — whether ...