सिंही Siṃhī
A story you can live in. A language you can keep.
Books · Inner Space Techniques · Ashland, Oregon

A young lioness loses her mother, and then loses her way — a storm separates her from her pride and drives her into a cave, where a wise snake begins to tell her a story. And in that story there is another story. And in that one, another still.


A picture book, a novel, and books that teach you Sanskrit as you read — from the alphabet to the first hymn of the Ṛgveda. One young creature's life, told in the old Indian way: nested wisdom stories, one inside the next.

Beginning · Becoming · Receiving · Carrying · Finding · Awakening
Where to begin

Three entry points, one road

Every entry point opens onto the same road.

The arc

One road

Sound → sentence → story → the tradition itself. Each book complete on its own.

Beginning
Sarpa and Siṃhī: The Beginning — cover
Available
Becoming
Siṃhī: The Becoming — cover
Available
Receiving
Gāyatrī’s Song: The Receiving — cover
Available
Carrying
Siṃhī’s Dreams: The Carrying — cover
Forthcoming
Finding
Pakṣikā’s Fall: The Finding — cover
Forthcoming
Awakening
Vajra’s Fire: The Awakening — cover
Forthcoming
It begins as a bedtime story. It ends with you reading the Ṛgveda.
You do not end this road. You become it.
Begin where you are
The practice

Inner Space Techniques

IST is a practice of lying down and going inside — meeting what a life carries at its root, in the inner space of meditation.


One is practice. The other is story. Both are the work of becoming.

“You don't change by solving your problems;

you solve your problems by changing.”


Samuel Sagan