What begins as a brief escape from urban life to the quiet village of Joydev Kenduli in West Bengal gradually unfolds into a journey of spiritual discovery. At Aruni Ashram, amidst the landscapes of Birbhum, encounters with sacred spaces, the teachings of Kriyā Yoga and the stillness of the forest invite a deeper reflection on the nature of silence, attachment and inner awareness. Through visits to the Ashrams of Medhas Ṛṣi and the ancient Garh Jangal, Rajabhishek Dey explores the intimate relationship between India's spiritual heritage and its natural landscape. A contemplative travelogue about slowing down, letting go of expectations and rediscovering the stillness within.
