VRIGHTPATH PATH

  By Aryan Rana, Founder,  VRightpath Recently, a fire broke out in Sector 19 of the Kumbh Mela, near the Geeta Press stall. The incident was claimed via email by the KGF terrorist group. Fortunately, timely safety measures ensured that no casualties occurred. However, the event has sparked debates on social media, with some questioning why God, Sanatan Dharma, or saints didn’t intervene to prevent the fire, while science (fire brigade department and safety equipment) ultimately saved lives.  Read in Hindi This perspective reflects a misunderstanding of God’s blessings and His role in the world. God doesn’t directly intervene in every situation but blesses us with intelligence, wisdom, and knowledge to handle challenges effectively. Expecting miraculous intervention from God misinterprets the true nature of divine blessings. The True Nature of Divine Intervention Laws of Nature and Consequences Every action has consequences. Just as fire burns anything that is not fire-re...

 By Aryan Rana, Founder,  VRightpath Abhey Singh, a former aerospace engineer from IIT Bombay, has become a  popular figure at Prayagraj's Maha Kumbh Mela. In a world where academic excellence is often equated with success, his journey offers a refreshing perspective. Known popularly as Engineer Baba or IIT Baba, Singh, a graduate of aerospace engineering from the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay, chose an unconventional path of spirituality over the allure of science and technology.   After graduating from IIT and earning a Master’s in Design, he worked with top companies in Delhi and Canada, earning a salary of ₹3 lakh per month. Despite his success, he struggled with depression and sought a deeper purpose, leading him to embrace spirituality. Returning to India, he traveled to spiritual hubs like Manali, Shimla, and Haridwar, eventually joining the Shri Panchdashnam Juna Akhara and leaving behind his high-paying aerospace engineeri...

  B y Aryan Rana, Founder    VRIGHTPATH  Sanatan Dharma: The Thought of Eternal Path of Peace and Unity The Kumbh Mela, the world's largest spiritual gathering, stands as a living testament to the enduring relevance of Sanatan Dharma. A remarkable example of Sanatan Dharma's global influence is Laurene Powell Jobs , the widow of late Apple founder Steve Jobs. In 2025, she attended the Mahakumbh in Prayagraj, deeply moved by Hindu teachings and spiritual practices. Under the guidance of her guru, Swami Kailashanand Giri, head seer of Panchayati Akhada Shri Niranjani, Laurene embraced Sanatan Dharma and was given the Hindu name 'Kamala.' Swami Kailashanand Giri shared that Laurene, having reached the pinnacle of material success, now seeks spiritual fulfillment and knowledge of Sanatan Dharma. Her simplicity, humility, and commitment to learning are evident in her lifestyle, as she stayed in the 'Shivir' for four days like a common devotee and follows a strict v...

B y Aryan Rana, Founder    VRIGHTPATH  Modern science emerged only a few centuries ago, while ancient Indian knowledge about the universe, time, and creation has been passed down through millennia. This raises an intriguing question: how do the profound insights found in ancient Indian texts and calendars, particularly the Srishti Samvat, align with or even challenge the discoveries of modern science?  The Srishti Samvat, a divine calendar based on the cosmic cycles of creation, presents a unique perspective on time that transcends the linear approach of modern scientific thinking, offering a more holistic, cyclical understanding of the universe and our place within it. Origins and History The Srishti Samvat stands as a unique and sacred calendar, deeply rooted in the ancient Vedic teachings of India. The term "Srishti" refers to creation, and Samvat refers to a system of years. Together, they form the “ divine calendar of creation ,” a framework believed to be div...

  B y Aryan Rana, Founder    VRIGHTPATH  The way we celebrate the Gregorian New Year, with rave parties, drinking, drug use, and illicit behavior, is harmful to society. As we approach the end of 2024 and prepare to welcome 2025, I call upon all Hindus and everyone to embrace #VRIGHTPATH and consider adopting the Sanatan Hindu Calendar. This is a time to reflect on values that promote true happiness, cultural prosperity, and spiritual growth. The Indian Calendar: A Scientific Foundation The Indian Calendar, based on scientific accuracy and natural cycles, is an ideal time-keeping system not only for Hindus but for all religions. It presents a harmonious blend of astronomical events and cultural significance, making it universally applicable. In contrast, the Gregorian calendar, widely used today, is neither scientifically precise nor culturally relevant. Alignment with Nature: The Indian calendar begins the New Year in Chaitra, symbolizing the spring season and the ...

By Aryan Rana, Founder    VRIGHTPATH  Calendars have been a cornerstone of civilizations, shaping not only timekeeping but also cultural, economic, and agricultural practices. Among these, the Indian calendar stands out for its scientific precision, cultural inclusiveness, and adaptability. Unlike the widely used Gregorian calendar, which carries inherent inaccuracies and a religious origin, the Indian calendar is deeply rooted in astronomical observations and scientific principles. Let us explore why the Indian calendar is not just a cultural artifact but a testament to India’s advanced scientific heritage. The Limitations of the Gregorian Calendar The Gregorian calendar, established by Pope Gregory XIII in 1582, was primarily designed to address a specific religious problem: determining the correct date for Easter. Its predecessor, the Julian calendar, introduced by Julius Caesar, had accumulated errors over centuries due to its inaccurate estimation of the solar year. ...