Category: Holy travel
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A City Without Sorrow
Bopa and Mohini journey from Rishikesh to Varanasi on Royal Enfield motorcycles, encountering serene landscapes and reflective moments. They discover Begampura, a city without sorrow, symbolizing unity and freedom. Engaging with a local cobbler named Ravidas, they find companionship and a sense of belonging, transcending traditional barriers and embracing the essence of community.
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Love And Longing
On a sunny December 31, Bopa and Mohini journey to Renuka Lake, seeking renewal amidst nature’s tranquility. The lake, steeped in legend and surrounded by lush forests, embodies maternal grace and quiet power. Their experience deepens as they feed giant carp, inviting a serene reflection that transforms ordinary moments into sacred ones.
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Guru Nanak’s Journey: Lessons from a Shared Path
A meditative journey through Guru Nanak and Bhai Mardana’s travels, their sacred companionship, and the quiet Punjabi tradition of shaping the eldest son through faith, restraint, and resilience.
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Tara and Bopa Circumambulate Narmada
Over three years, Tara and Bopa walk the Narmada’s full length — through forests, towns, and marble cliffs. Their Parikrama becomes both a river’s biography and a love story, ending in a hymn of remembrance and flow.
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Bopa Rai and Tara at Amarkantak: The Narmada River and the Rift
Bopa Rai and Tara journey from Kedarnath to Amarkantak, the birthplace of the Narmada River. Amid sacred forests and tectonic scars, they uncover a landscape where myth meets geology — a rift valley carved by the Earth’s stretching crust and sanctified by Shiva’s legend.
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Exploring Sacred Geography: Kailash–Manasarovar and Beyond
Using a human skull and the Shiva-linga as mnemonics, this piece maps Kailash–Manasarovar’s sacred geography: Manasarovar and Rakshas Tal as parietal lakes, the Indus as the Lion’s Mouth, Sutlej and Brahmaputra as ears, and Karnali at the nape—linking ritual, tectonics, springs, glaciers, monsoon tributaries, and river growth across the Himalaya.