- Appeal to the Youth of India (and the World)
- "You Are Not Just Getting Married-you're Entering the Sacred Laboratory of Creation."
- To the young men and women stepping into marriage: pause and reflect. What if the union you enter is not just a social contract or personal dream-but a mirror of the very process through which stars are born?
- Our ancestors were not just priests and poets-they were cosmologists of the soul. They saw that just as the Earth was molded by the fire and form of the Sun, a woman's body, mind, and emotions are shaped by the quality of the union she enters into. The water molecules within a man-carrying the sacred Y chromosome-interact with her body not only physically, but energetically and emotionally.
- The responsibility of a man is not just to love, but to cultivate-with thought, with touch, with presence. A woman, in turn, responds not just with affection, but by becoming.
- And when children are born, their very birth carries the memory of the cosmos-wrapped in a subtle energetic shell. If we are not aware, we carry those shells into adulthood, into relationships, into the way we touch and are touched.
- This is not superstition. This is science beyond instruments-the kind seen by stillness and lived by sages.
- So to all youth: enter marriage not blindly, but sacredly. You are building lineage, shaping souls, and echoing the universe. Learn, listen, and discover what Union really means.
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Now known as Kalptaru, formerly Anil S. Thakkar, the author is a devoted sannyasi and profound spiritual seeker initiated by Paramhans Swami Satyanand Saraswati.1 His name, symbolizing the "wish-fulfilling tree," reflects a life dedicated to ancient Indian traditions and the subtle sciences of the soul.As a Parivajak-Acharya, Kalptaru embraces a simple, mathematical life, spending eight months traveling and practicing Madhukari, with the monsoon season reserved for deep contemplation. His teachings, once shared only with his disciples, are now reaching a wider audience, offering a guiding light in a fast-paced world.In his work, including books like "Union: The Bliss," Kalptaru masterfully blends science, mythology, and inner inquiry. He explores the sacred in everyday life, from the unseen mechanics of karma to the profound cosmic principles mirrored in human relationships, revealing a universe where every union is a reflection of the sacred.