Sanatan Bhumi
Sanatan Dharma, Sanskrit and the devotional soul of Bharat
From primary sources, in plain words. Essays by Shashwat Sanatan, study in tracks, the daily Panchang, and picture books for children. Every verse in Devanagari, with transliteration, meaning and citation.
Gurukul
Full catalogue →Sanatan picture books for children: the alphabet, counting, colours, and stories of Dhruva, Prahlad, Shabari and more.
Vidya
All tracks →Study in tracks: Gita, Upanishads, Yoginis, Jyotisha, Tantra, stotras, Sanskrit.
The 64 Yogini: a mandala that orbits
An introduction to the Yogini cult — what the chausath yoginis are, where they live in the tradition, and why their temples are circular.
The author
Shashwat Sanatan comes from a Delhi priestly family long associated with Kalkaji Mandir. His writing lives in the space between the pandit and the layperson.
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What is Sanatan Bhumi?
Sanatan Bhumi is the site of the writer Shashwat Sanatan: essays on Sanatan Dharma and Sanskrit, structured study tracks, a daily Panchang for New Delhi, and Gurukul picture books for children, in both Hindi and English.
How are Sanskrit verses presented?
Every verse appears in Devanagari with a transliteration and a plain meaning, cited to its text and verse number so readers can check it. No verse is composed and passed off as scripture.
Who is Shashwat Sanatan?
Shashwat Sanatan is a pen name. The author was born in Delhi into a priestly family long associated with Kalkaji Mandir, and also writes the Shashwat Sanatan Series of children’s books.