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I was Asked to Prove that I was the Father of my Daughter

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  • Sri Nithya Ishwarpriyananda

Artificiality, shallowness, snobbery and superficiality of society forced him to reconnect to his Vedic roots. He shares an horrifying account of a systematic conspiracy against his Guru and attack on Vedic gurukul (Hindu education). Alliance between police, media was evident when he and his daughter was tortured by government officials in the name of inspection.

I never wanted me and my family to be lost in the chaos of modern world

Sri Nithya Ishwarpriya is a town planner, studied from Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Kharagpur, which is one of the most reputed educational institutions of the world. Life blessed him with everything he could have aimed to achieve. He wanted to unravel the unexplored deeper mysteries of self-discovery. He strongly felt what humanity desperately needed was learning humility and compassion - the ‘unlearning’ of self-hatred, the finding of purposes, the generosities and healing sacraments of love, the recognition of our real aloneness. He always had immense admiration of the ever glorious Hindu traditional customs, ethos and beliefs which ruled Bharat (India) since time immemorial. What our modern lives were struggling from was alienation, identity crisis, loneliness, the absurdity and futility of human existence. Having realised this, he decided that he would do anything to protect his future generation from the existing fragmentation.