About Course
This dialogue series brings together Dr. Ramesh Bijlani—writer, and inspirational speaker—and Prasad Rangnekar, yoga educator and mindset mentor, to gently explore how life and spirituality move together—not as separate paths, but as one unfolding journey. Across eight titles, science and spirituality meet through lived experience and quiet insight—not to persuade or instruct, but to softly settle into your subconscious. This is not a course to be followed, but a dialogue to live with—each title meeting you exactly where you are, when you are ready. Filmed at the serene Sri Aurobindo Ashram (Delhi - Branch),the series resonates with the timeless words of Sri Aurobindo: “All life is yoga.
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The program unfolds as a Manthan—a conscious churning of ideas—where health, healing, relationships, ambition, anxiety, aging, spirituality, and meaning are explored through dialogue rather than doctrine.
Rather than offering techniques to follow or practices to perform, this program offers insight to assimilate. Each conversation creates space for contemplation, allowing understanding to arise naturally and find expression in everyday living.
Designed to be experienced at your own pace, the program encourages you to pause, reflect, revisit, and integrate—making it as relevant for first-time listeners as it is for repeated viewing.
This is not a course to complete, but a conversation to return to—whenever life calls for clarity, balance, or deeper understanding.
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More about Mentors:
Dr. Ramesh Bijlani:
Ramesh Bijlani is a medical doctor, scientist, educationist, writer, inspirational speaker and above all a person committed to using his unique blend of talents for touching the hearts and lives of his fellow beings. He spent nearly 30 years on the faculty of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, where in the year 2000 he established a facility for providing lifestyle courses based on yoga for prevention and management of chronic disease. He took voluntary retirement from AIIMS as Professor and Head of the Department of Physiology in the year 2005 to find more time for disseminating ancient Indian wisdom. He has written more than 30 books, including four on yoga, three on spirituality, and more than ten children’s books. He has been living and working at Sri Aurobindo Ashram (Delhi Branch) since 2006, where he gives talks and conducts courses, offline and online, and continues to write.
Prasad Rangnekar:
Prasad is an educator who believes Yoga to be much more than posture practice (asana). A third-generation educator, Prasad teaches Yoga as a self-transformative practice in an accessible way. His teachings are a distillate of his own study, practice, and realization over the last 37 years, and are rooted in the mind-body accepting, self-transformative aspects of Yoga, aimed at realizing lasting inner peace. Prasad is recognized as E-RYT 500 by Yoga Alliance. As a founder of Yoga prasad Institute, RYS 200+300, and YACEP, he leads Yoga teacher training, Meditation facilitator training, Yoga philosophy training, and Continuing Education Unit workshops and retreats in over 15 countries for the last 27 years.
