Stories from the slow path

Exploring how Sonakshi Dhamija brings the depth of Ashtanga Yoga into the lives of modern seekers.

Rooted in the ancient craft of lost-wax casting, Masha Andreievna carves time and meaning into silver, creating one-of-a-kind pieces that honour slowness and transformation.

Is love a romantic relationship? Shared connection? Familiarity? Family? Is love what we see in the movies? Is sex, love? Is the care I show to my dog love? Is love unconditional, or is it sometimes selfish? 

In the misted valleys of the Eastern Himalayas, Shreyas Danappa redefines travel as an act of listening — to land, to story, to season.

Aastha, founder of Lazy Suzan, collects vintage and antique pieces that carry emotion, memory, and craftsmanship from another time. 

If you are a seeker — in whatever capacity — this book is precious. Every single word.

In moving from the restless acceleration of Bombay to slower rhythms, Komal discovers that true momentum often comes from pausing, listening, and creating the right conditions for growth.

A music journal tracing the threads of folk and funk across Arab, Central Asian, and Caucasian cultures—soundscapes that blur borders and time.

In the Dolomites, foraging becomes both harvest and ritual-Chetna invites us to a slower way of seeing and being.