“KNOW SELF”with

A Journey into the

world of
Yoga, Meditation, Astrology,
Mysticism and Spiritualism
Spirituality, mystical charms and Yoga have always drawn people from all over
the world to India. As the world becomes increasingly capitalistic and materialist,
the quest and urgency for spirituality grows more and more. The traditional Indian
way of life has helped in the evolution and growth of Spiritualism. Numerous
cultures and religions have thrived and flourished together for ages and resulted
into the unique way of life.

The meaning of spirituality, according to a research conducted by Martsolf and

Mickley, is related to perceiving the meaning of life, values that are to be
addressed, appreciating the transcendent nature of life, connecting the soul with
the Omnipotent/nature and the state of becoming a better human being. India
being a holy land of saints and hermits has been harboring deep spiritual
philosophies from ancient times. Spirituality is firmly rooted in Indian culture and
heritage and has significant connotations in a number of religious practices.

Mysticism is the pursuit of achieving communion, identity with, or conscious

awareness of ultimate realty, divinity, spiritual truth or God through direct
experience, intuition or insight.
A common theme in mysticism is that the mystic and all of reality or God are a
unity, termed Unio Mystica “ mystical union”. The purpose of mystical practices is
to achieve that oneness is experiences, to achieve a larger identity and re-identity
with the all that is.
• The word yoga means "union" in Sanskrit, the language of ancient India where
yoga originated. We can think of the union occurring between the mind, body and
spirit.
•
What is commonly referred to as of physical postures or poses? Asana is only
one of the eight "limbs" of yoga, the majority of which are more concerned with
mental and spiritual well being than physical activity. In the West, however, the
words asana and yoga are often used interchangeably.
Yoga and spirituality have lots of things in common. But unwind the mind and
body from stresses and depressions.

• Astrology is the original science or system of knowledge devised by human

being. Astrology was the basis for the first cosmologies through which the
ancients comprehended the structure and movement of the universe. It was the
science of fate or destiny, used for understanding events on earth, which were
seen as originating in the heavens. Astrology was not only the original and
foremost of the outer science; it was also the most important of the inner or
spiritual science.

• Astrology shows the cosmic source and background for the forces working in any
field of endeavor. In this way an astrological view precedes that of the other
sciences. As it shows the language of cosmic energy, it can help us understand
all spheres of life. For example, ancient system of medicine like Ayurveda in India
or classical Greek medicine gave close consideration to the astrological
influences. The practice of yoga is based upon balancing the solar and lunar
forces within the body.
•
We at Innervoice Tours have tried
to design a outline of your tour,
which evoke your thirst to know
the “self”.
Reason of happiness and suffering,
you seek a guide to your past,
practice a yoga to align your
physical entity. You discover your
self, past, present and future with
us.
Means we adapt
• Meeting with people who knows you more then your self.

• Consulting with the people to decipher your past, present and

future from old testaments written 5000 years ago, Bhargu shastra

• People who answer your specific questions with dice, Ramal Shastra
- a ancient art prediction with dice.

• Astrological consultation with the Vedic astrology.

• Nadi Shastra – another old testament written on Palm Leaves.

• Yoga and Meditation on bank of Ganges with spiritual guide.

• Daily personal discussion on self or with in group.

• Delhi is the second largest
metropolis in India, with a
population of 17 million, Located Day 01– Arrival at Delhi
on the banks of the Yamuna River
in northern India, it is one of the
oldest continually inhabited cities
in the world.

• Delhi has been the capital of

several ancient Indian empires
and a major city along the old
trade routes between northwest
India and the Indo-Genetic Plains.
It is the site of many ancient and
medieval monuments,
archaeological sites and remains.
• Overnight at Delhi. Sight seeing
depends on Flight arrival timings.
Day 02 - Delhi / Jhansi or Bhopal by train

• At times, reality could be even more surprising than a

fiction. Not only it is possible to read the human mind,
but also it is feasible to know events outside our space-
and-time horizon. The future is not so unforeseeable, as
it is widely believed to be.

Pandukhor Sarkar at Jhansi or Bhopal –

• Drive to meeting with
who for know every thing before you ask and
even write on a piece of paper.

• Overnight at Orchha or Bhopal.

• Morning visit Orchha,
Located at a distance of 16 km
from Jhansi, formal capital of Day 03 – Jhansi / Bhopal / Agra
Bundela kings, Orchha rises out
of the hills and the greens
surrounding . The historical
monuments of Orchha still retain
their pristine charm and narrate
stories of war and peace, of love
and destruction. It is also a place
famous for Bundela paintings, of
which it was once a centre of
activity. Nevertheless, Orchha is
not all about history and
legends; it is also about the
natural splendour of a wonderful
valley where the crystal-clear
waters of the Betwa flow quietly
along the banks for which
solitude is a way of life.
•
• Afternoon Take Train for
Agra.
• Overnight at Agra.
 Day 04 – Agra / Jaipur by Surface
• Agra - the splendour of
Agra - the capital of India
under the mighty Mughals,
still remains
undiministrative after 500
years and even today it
seems to linger in the past.
Not surprising, for the
Mughal emperors with their
passion for building,
endowed the city with some
of the finest structures in
the world. Taj mahal and
Agra fort.
• Visit Taj Mahal at Sunrise & Drive
to Jaipur, on the way visiting
Mehandipur Balaji – a place
where thousand seek shelter /
asylum from super natural power

• Shri Mehendipur Balaji Temple is

Lord Hanuman Ji's [Link]
ago the image of Lord Balaji and
that of Pret Raja (the King of
spirits) appeared from the
Arawali hills. Now people
suffering from malignant spirits
and black magic or spell get their
relief when they make an appeal
for relief to Shri Bhairav ji and
Shri Pret Raj Sarkar who holds his
court and awards punishment to
the malignant spirits, ghosts,
goblins, ghouls, evil eyed witches
[Link] of Balaji, Court of Pret
Raja, Pooja griha, Bhairav ji
temple and Ram Darbar are some
of the spots worth seeing here.

• Overnight at Jaipur.
• Jaipur, also popularly known as the Day 05 – Jaipur
Pink City, historically sometimes
rendered as Jeypore, is the capital of
Rajasthan state, India.
• Built of pink stucco in imitation of
sandstone, the city is remarkable
among pre-modern Indian cities for the
width and regularity of its streets which
are laid out into six quarters separated
by broad streets 111 ft (34 m) wide.
The Palace quarter encloses a
sprawling palace complex (the Hawa
Mahal, or palace of winds), formal
gardens, and a small lake. Nahargarh
Fort crowns the hill in the northwest
corner of the old city. Another
noteworthy building is Sawai Jai Singh's
observatory, Jantar Mantar. With its
rich and colourful past, resplendent
with tales of velour and bravery, Jaipur
is now one of the most important
heritage cities in India, and is a must-
see for tourists coming to India
.
• Meeting with Ramal Shastri:-
• Ramal Shastra is as ancient as Vedic Astrology. It was
originated by Lord Shiva, on request of Goddess
Parvati for the benefit of people. In the first century
B.C. Arabs took this occult science with them, studied
and practiced it a lot, hence this science is called
Arabic Astrology.

• When the conqueror King Alexander invaded India, he

was accompanied by an astrologer who started
propagating and practicing Ramal Astrology

• Ramal is a kind of questioning technique which has

direct relationship with the feelings of the person
putting the question. There are dices used in the
predication which have circles and lines on it. The
dices used, also kind of represent the feeling of the
person putting the question. The feeling / attitude of
the questioning person and the possible result of the
question are exhibited in the dice in the form of lines
and points. After this the result is calculated /
determined by means of the Pastor or the chart.

•  
In Ramal (Arabic astrology) Shastra, the prediction is
made without kundali (horoscope). There is no need
of any kind of horoscope.

• Afternoon enjoy Ayurvedic Massage

• Evening meeting with Astrologer
– Indian Vedic Style

• The Vedic astrology of ancient India

comes to us originally from the Rig
Veda, the oldest of the four Vedas.
The Vedas were originally an oral
tradition that was passed down from
family to family, generation to
generation, reputedly over thousands
of years.

• Vedic Astrology helps in making the

birth chart, analyze the strengths and
weakness of the planets according to
their respective houses and
Nakshatra, After checking the chart
one can make predictions on main
events of life and suggest helpful
remedies and gemstones to the
native which help him to achieve
success, peace of mind, spiritual
enlightenment, fame, popularity and
all happiness.
• Day return trip to meet Bhargu Sanghitha – It Day 06 – Jaipur / Bhilwara
is believe that this old Manu Script is
written with past, present and future. by Surface

• The Bhrigu Samhita is an astrological (Jyotish)

classic attributed to Maharishi Bhrigu during the
Vedic period,

• Maharishi Bhrigu was the first compiler of

predictive astrology. He compiled about 500,000
horoscopes and recorded the life details and
events of various persons. This formed a database
for further research and study. This study
culminated in the birth of the science (shastra) of
determining the quality of time (Hora) and is the
Brihat Parasara Hora Shastra. These Horoscopes
were based upon the planetary positions of the
Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn,
Rahu (North Node of the Moon) and Ketu (South
Node of the Moon). After that, Maharishi Bhrigu
gave his predictions on different types of
horoscopes compiled by him with the help of Lord
Ganesha in a brief and concise manner.

• Overnight at Jaipur.
• Visit – Palace of Wind, Amber Fort,
Albert Hall Museum, Observatory
Day 07 – Jaipur
• Evening meeting with Nadi Shastri
There are about 600 crores people in the
world. If we divide total population of the
world in 12 Zodic we arrive at figure of 50
crores. Predictions on the basis of sun
signs means predicting same for 50 crores
people of different age, cast, creed &
religion. Nadi Astrology is believed to be
practiced by Sage Agastya and Sage
Bhrigu in ancient times.

• According to the principles of Nadi

Astrology the Zodiac is divided into 12
equal sub divisions of Signs with equal
subdivisions of the 27 Nakshatra. These
Nakshatra are further subdivided into
unequal "Sub lords". Nadi Astrology lays
greater emphasis on the sub lord which is
stronger than the Nakshatra & in the
same sequence the Nakshatra is stronger
than the Planet.
 Jaipur / Haridwar / Rishikesh by Overnight Train
Day 08 – Rishikesh

• Rishikesh is holy city for Hindus and a famous centre of

pilgrimage and located in the foothills of the Himalaya in
northern India. Rishikesh represents the Gateway to the
Himalayas in the Tehri-Garhwal region of Uttar Pradesh. It
abounds in natural splendour.

• Rishikesh is located at a height of about 1360 feet above

sea level. It is believed that several yogis and sages lived
and practised penance here. Rishikesh represents the site
where Vishnu vanquished the demon [Link] few
rivers in the world have the mystique of the Ganges, the
living mother Goddess of the India. Rafting on its water of
wisdom is certainly an unusual experience. Devotedly with
the pure heart who so ever comes to Rishikesh, the
Bramtheerth ( Supreme Pilgrimage)
 The Ganges
• The spectacle of the Ganga rushing through
the Himalayan foothills is an awesome
sight. Several temples dot the banks of the
Ganga at Rishikesh.
•
According to Hindus the river Ganga
(feminine) is sacred. It is worshiped by
Hindus and personified as a Devi goddess,
who holds an important place in the Hindu
religion. Hindu belief holds that bathing in
the river (especially on certain occasions)
causes the forgiveness of sins and helps
attain salvation. Many people believe that
this will come from bathing in the Ganga at
any time. People travel from distant places
to immerse the Cremation and ashes
collection ashes of their family / kin in the
waters of the Ganga; this immersion also is
believed to send the departed soul to
heaven. Several places sacred to Hindus lie
along the banks of the river Ganga,
including Haridwar and Varanasi. People
carry sacred water from the Ganges that is
sealed in copper pots after making the
pilgrimage to Varanasi and Haridwar. It is
believed that drinking water from the
Ganga with one's last breath will take the
soul to heaven
• Arrive and check in into one of the Check-in at Ashram
Ashram. Afternoon is to be spent
on briefing of day routine.

• An Ashram in ancient India was a

Hindu hermitage where sages lived in
peace and tranquility amidst nature.
Today, the term ashram is sometimes
used to refer to an intentional
community formed primarily for
spiritual upliftment of its members,
often headed by a religious leader or
mystic.
•
Traditionally, ashrams were located far
from human habitation, in forests or
mountainous regions, amidst
refreshing natural surroundings
conducive to spiritual instruction and
meditation. The residents of an
ashram regularly performed spiritual
and physical exercises, such as the
various forms of Yoga and Yagnas.
Day 08-Till Day 14 Overnight at Rishikesh

• Typical Seven Days stay At Ashram

• 05.30 A.M. to 06.30 A.M. Meditation classes

07.00 A.M. to 08.00 A.M. Yoga class
08.15 A.M. Satvic Breakfast
12.00 Noon. Satvic Lunch
5.00 A.M. to 15.45 A.M. Lecture
16.00 P.M. Satvic Tea
16.30 P.M. to 19.00 P.M. Yoga & Meditation Classes
19.30 P.M. Satvic Dinner
• Yoga means to "unite" or "join"
the aspects of ourselves which Yoga
were never really divided in the
first place. It also means to
"yoke" or to engage ourselves
in a self-training program.
Yoga means working with each
of the levels or aspects of our
being individually, and then
unifying all of those into their
original whole, or Yoga. Yoga is
a Sanskrit word coming from
the root "yuj" and relates to
both the processes and
practices referred to as Yoga
and also the goal itself, which
is also called Yoga. As the goal,
the word Yoga is virtually one
and the same with the word
Samadhi, the deep,
transcendent realization of the
highest truth or reality.
• Meditation - the awakening of inner powers ( voice
)
Meditation
• Meditation is a mental discipline by which one attempts to
get beyond the conditioned, "thinking" mind into a deeper
state of relaxation or awareness. Meditation often involves
turning attention to a single point of reference. It is
recognized as a component of almost all religions and has
been practiced for over 5,000 years
Meditation is an intensely personal and spiritual experience.
The desired purpose of each meditation technique is to
channel our awareness into a more positive direction by
totally transforming one's state of mind. To meditate is to
turn inwards, to concentrate on the inner self.
Meditation can help most people feel less anxious and more
in control. The awareness that meditation brings can also
be a source of personal insight and self-understanding.
There are several techniques of meditation but they all
have one thing is common - focus on quietening the busy
mind. The concept is not to remove stimulation but rather
to direct concentration to one healing element, one sound,
one world, one image or one breath.

•
Satvic food
• Sattva is defined as the quality of purity and goodness. Sattvic food
is that which is pure, clean and wholesome. A sattvic diet is food
that gives life, strength, energy, courage and self-determination. In
other words, sattvic food gives us more than the gross physical
requirements of the proper mix of proteins, crabs and fats etc. It
also gives us the subtle nourishment necessary for vitality and
consciousness. Food is seen as a carrier of the life force called
prana and is judged by the quality of its prana and by the effect it
has on our consciousness.
•
Satvic food is one that can be digested easily and brings balance
ton one's mind. It helps in building immunity and improving the
healing response in those who are unwell. Satvic food all food
closest to the natural form and includes milk, milk products, fruits,
most fresh vegetable except garlic, onion, scallions, and chives.

• While grain cereals like most lentils, sprouts and natural

sweeteners like jiggery, honey and natural oils like ghee, butter
and vegetable oils are also included in Satvic diet.
Day 14

• Rishikesh / Haridwar / Delhi by Train

(Shtbdi Express – 18:13 / 22:45 )
• Arrival and Transfer to International
Airport for your return flight.
• END OF OUR SERVICES
Cost of the Tour for 13Nights / 14 Days

• USD 1750 per person based on minimum 02 person.

 Cost Includes
Accommodation on Twin Sharing Basis Including Breakfast in Good 4*
Hotels & Ashram ( as per the rules of Ashram )

One Dinner at Home with Host Family in Jaipur.

Transportation by Air Condition Toyota Innova From Day 01 Till 14
Delhi / Bhopal Train Ac Chair Car
Bhopal / Agra Train Ac Chair Car
Jaipur / Haridwar Train 2nd AC Sleeper
Haridwar / Delhi Train Ac Chair Car
Bottle of Mineral Water per day
Full Tour Services of

Cost Excludes:- Airfares (International & Domestic), Meals, Entrances &

all other expenses like insurance, laundry, phone calls, tip’s etc.
Important Information
• This is not a regular tour, please do not
expect 4* star sroundings. Wait / queues /
delays are part of the tour.
• Personal meeting depends upon
appointments with Spiritual, Astrological,
Mystical guides and guru’s.

• This tour is outcome of personal deep

interest and research of more than a
decade of Mr. Kuldeep K. Sharma
who will accompany you whole tour.