Veda Ghosham Trust is formed and is working towards reviving and building back our ancient practices & rituals of Sanatana Dharma as they existed in the Vedic times which have been codified by our Vedic Rishis more than 1000s of years back.

Veda Ghosham Trust is working towards 3 objectives as given below

1. VedaAdhyapana:

   Teaching Vedas and Veda suktas like Sri Rudram, Chamakam and other Vedic portions which are used in prayogas. These Veda classes are held only in face to face mode in Mumbai city on each Sunday, while online classes are available for Stotras , Sahasranamas, Ashtakams, Dashakams, other Anushtana Vidhanas like Vratas, festivals and certain Nithya Karmas as per Shastra Niyama.

2.  Nitya Karmanushtana:

   Explaining the importance of Nitya Karma (daily rituals prescribed by our Rishis) through Upanyasams (lectures), messages, articles on internet and finally conducting Training camps or sessions for aspirants on the procedure of performing the Nitya Karma Anushtanas.For example:

   • How to take a bath as per Shastras ?
   • How to perform Sandhyavandana as per Dharma Shastras?
   • How to do a simple pooja each day ?
   • How to observe festivals and Vratas ?

   Those willing to help Veda Ghosham organize Nithya Karma Anushtana Camps on face to face mode in your respective cities on above mentioned topics can contact us on our email id

3. Dharma Shastra:

   Making people aware of our ancient treatise of higher spiritual living which our Rishis have prescribed to us. The Dharma Shastra or laws of behaviour and Karmas  which shows us the way to live life not only in a span for 24 hours from morning to night but also from birth to death and how we keep ourselves evolving spiritually through Samskaras.

Veda Ghosham Trust is progressing to propagate, teach and help practice 3 unique facets of our Sanatana Dharma. The Vedas, Nityakarmanushtana and Dharma Shastra. The Vedas consist of four parts, the Samhita, Brahmanas, Aranyaka and finally Vedanta. While Samhita tells us everything what is theory, Brahmana tells us how to employ this theory into prayoga or Vedic rituals. The Aranyakas expound into the deeper inner meaning of the mantras while Vedanta tells us the path to Moksha or Salvation. The entire purpose of Vedas thus is divided in 4 steps – firstly , to learn the theory, second is to employ this theory into practicals, third is to contemplate into deeper meanings and fourth is to attain Salvation. Veda Ghosham takes you through each of these steps as recommended by Vedic Rishis in elaborate Dharma Shastras and Sutras. Come and explore our rich heritage with Veda Ghosham and become a practicing Sanatani.