“From silence, a pulse. From stillness, a universe.” There is a moment before all beginnings — an immeasurable pause where everything that ever was or will be waits, unformed yet alive. That is where Sarga Chakra  begins. In the language of the Vedas, Sarga  means “creation” or “emanation,” while Chakra  means “wheel” — the cycle, the turning, the eternal motion of existence. Together, they speak of an origin that is not linear but circular: every creation is a re-creation, e

“All that moves is memory of stillness.” Every river has its origin and its return. Pravaaham  — “the flow” — is that eternal movement between creation and dissolution, between the pulse of sound and the hush that follows. It is not merely an album; it is a meditation in motion — a cycle of sound tracing the birth, transformation, and return of existence itself. From the first tremor of Sarga Chakra , where silence gives birth to rhythm, to the closing breath of Upasamhāra ,

The origin of Bhartiya Itihaasa goes back to thousands of years in past when all the Sanatan Dharma scriptures were written to make human life better in all senses. These includes Vedas, Puranas, Aranyakas, Upanishadhas, Shlokas, Smrutis, Shreemad Bhagwat Geeta, Ramaayan, Mahabharat and more. Here, we will be talking about 'Puranas'. Puranas are amongst ancient Hindu scriptures which were written by Rushis in the narration with Devas himself. There are mainly eighteen Puranas