Reviving Ancient Vedic Sciences: Chakra Beej Kriya Sessions by Dhyan Foundation in Bali and Lombok

Badung (Atnews) - Dhyan Foundation has been teaching Chakra Beej Asans and Mantras in both Bali and Lombok, Indonesia. The physical body is only an aspect of our existence. It is directly controlled by the etheric layer, the Pranamaya Kosha. Chakra Beej Kriya, taps into this layer by means of sounds and movements to stimulate the chakras. In this Kriya, we move from the grosser to the subtler chakras, understanding and balancing them as we move along.

In Bali, Dhyan Foundation conducted the session on 12th April 2026 - at Taman Shiva Loka, Monumen Perjuangan Bangsal, in Dalung, in collaboration with AT News and PA-PPPB. Whereas in Lombok, sessions were held every weekend on community grounds of Kaweri temple, Narmada.

Similar Dhyan Foundation sessions are held across the globe, free of cost, all under the guidance of Ashwini Guruji, who is an embodiment of the gyan of the Vedas, a spiritual Guru adept in the ancient sciences of Yog, Mantra, Spiritual Healing, Yagyas, Vedic Martial Arts , art of mace and Ayurveda. Leading doctors vouch for his abilities, and the efficacy of the Vedic practices imparted by him.

 

"A Yogi is not bound by age, diet, gender, lifestyle or religion. Yoga sets you free" says Ashwini Guruji, and this was demonstrated in the sessions, with participants ranging in age from 8 to 80 years. Dhyan Foundation does not promise any miracle cures but rather advocates a Vedic way of life based on principles of balance and prakriti (being in tune with nature).

Once the various layers of the body are in a state of balance, profound spiritual experiences follow. This can be judged from the manifestation of various deities in yagyas performed by Dhyan Foundation sadhaks (https: // www.dhyanfoundation.com / yoga / vedic-yagyas-havan), their interactions with certain divine forces and the revelations therein. Dhyan Foundation has also demonstrated the siddhi of clairvoyance in front of a live audience of 200 doctors at the Indian Medical Association, Mumbai and received a certificate for the same - all under the guiding light of Ashwini Guruji.

 

Ashwini Guru ji emphasises that cleansing one’s karmas is a prerequisite for progressing on the path of yoga. Thus volunteers at Dhyan Foundation devote themselves to the service of humans (particularly women and tribal populace), animals and environment through various initiatives including free food distribution camps, free education for underprivileged, women empowerment programs, rural development programs, and rehabilitation of sick, injured, abandoned, orphaned animals.

 

Dhyan Foundation conducts regular Yog sessions in India, Indonesia, Australia, UK and USA, all free of cost. In Indonesia sessions are conducted weekly in Lombok and monthly in Bali. For more information contact +62 82341175151 / log onto www.dhyanfoundation.com (Z/002)