Conversations take us over the first threshold, where we engage with the question, “How do I interpret the world?”
Here, we look at the various frameworks of thought through which we, as human beings, perceive our world. By initially focusing on our thought patterns, how and why we think the way we do, we can then move on to experiencing the work in a more visceral way.

Antaranga Yoga

Arjuna’s Tapas

What is India ?

Parenting Inside Out

At this second threshold, we ask ourselves, “How do I make meaning of myself, the world, and other people?”
The work focuses on examining the structure of the self and requires a fearless and compassionate observation of ourself and other people. Using different facets of the Indian tradition, such as dance, Yoga, and theatre, we begin to uncover further layers of our being, moving inward to our deeper core of self.

5 Seats of Power

Vaastu Shastra in Design Application – Dispelling Popular Myths

Saptaswara

Kaya Madhya Sutram

At the Immersion threshold, we ask the eternal question, “How do I create myself within the world?”
We go deeper in the work to examine the ‘I’ in relation to the self and the outer world, daring to  tackle the age old question, “Who am I?” Through largely non verbal, intense, self reflective processes, we commit to looking at our being from the very depths of ourselves.

The Nayika’s Quest

Shringara Rasanubhava

Mahabharata Immersion