Ancient wisdom. For the modern seeker.
Sri Astitva Dinanath Dwivedi guides seekers to live Sanatan Dharma as daily practice — through Shunya Bindu Kriya, collective Naam sankalps, and quiet, honest writing.
Spiritual Guide · Author · Philosopher · Founder of Shaivati
Rishikesh
Lives in
1 Crore+ Lives Reached
Impact
Har Ghar Sadhak
Mission
Sadhana since age 9
A lifelong path
Wisdom that is remembered, but rarely lived.
Sanatan Dharma is quoted often and practised seldom. Seekers today have endless information, and almost no simple, honest place to begin — no daily practice, no company on the path, no one to ask.
A practice, not a theory
Shunya Bindu Kriya is taught as a sitting you can repeat every day, in your own home.
A circle, not a crowd
Collective sankalps let you keep a vow alongside thousands of other sadhaks, with a shared count.
Words that invite, not convince
Poems, wisdom and sadhana notes written to be reflected upon, not agreed with.
Seva as the natural result
Shaivati carries the same philosophy into gau seva, education and community service.
Four ways to begin.
Each path stands on its own. Most sadhaks start with one and let it lead to the next.
Shunya Bindu Kriya
A meditation on the still point — returning to the bindu where thought settles and awareness remains.
Learn the kriyaCollective Sankalps
Take a vow of daily Naam Japa and walk it with the whole circle, one shared count at a time.
See sankalpsWritings
Poems, wisdom and sadhana notes from Rishikesh — short pieces meant to be read slowly.
Read writingsShaivati Seva
Gau seva, education and community service — the philosophy expressed through action.
Explore sevaAum Namah Shivaya
1 Crore Aum Namah Shivaya Maha Sankalp
Aum Namah Shivaya
Shaivati's first Maha Sankalp — one crore Naam Japa, together.
- Duration
- Entire month of Shravan
- Collective goal
- 1 Crore Naam
- Guru Dakshina
- ₹108 minimum
Three steps, repeated daily.
Nothing to master, nothing to believe. Only a vow kept one day at a time.
- 01
Take the sankalp
Choose the current collective vow and enrol. You receive the mantra, the daily count, and the dates.
- 02
Sit every day
Japa or kriya at your own hour, in your own home. Log your count once a day — that is the whole discipline.
- 03
Walk with the circle
Your count joins the collective total. Satsangs, writings and seva keep the practice alive between sittings.
Love. Seva. Sadhana.
Moments from our sankalps, collective sadhanas, teachings and gatherings.
Watch a satsang.
Talks, satsangs and short reflections — the featured piece expands at the centre.
Stay close to the work.
A daily verse, a video, a gathering, or a seva call — choose the channel that suits your rhythm.
ॐ नमः शिवाय
Begin with one sitting today.
Take the current sankalp, log your daily count, and let the practice carry you. The circle is already sitting.