We design experiences around
Hindu Culture
& Traditions
with Activities, Puzzles, & Games
What will you get in Mokshaverse
No lectures. No heavy rituals. Just joyful, modern ways to connect with your roots.
Why do we exist?
The spark for Mokshaverse was ignited by a simple phone call between a sister and her elder brother.
The sister was living in the United States while the brother was in India in the suburbs of Delhi.
She expressed her frustration with the lack of tools available to help parents introduce Sanatan Dharma to their children in a meaningful and engaging way.
But, the brother could not see the gap.
With so many storybooks, YouTube channels, temples, sects, scriptures, and learned people, he could not see a dearth of tools in teaching wisdom from ancient Hindu Texts to children
But the persistence of his sister made him realise that he was wrong and the depth and complexity of the cultural heritage were far greater than what he had imagined.
And when he did some research around it, he realised that most parents do not know a thing about ancient Hindu wisdom and others have a very limited information set.
and he also realised that there exists two extreme solutions and nothing in between.
One side was high end Indian Knowledge Systems and on the other hand were Sects
Now following a sect is fine for a lot of people, but many were following it without belief just because they do not have any other option.
On the other hand Samskrit based IKS was not easy for everyone.
There existed YouTube Channels, Books, and movies in between these 2 extremes but learning from them was also not an option. He realised that people who were willing to malign the Hindu thought by working on Hindu things were getting immense support from the eco-system, while it was very difficult for genuine people to sustain and survive.
and that is when he agreed that indeed there is a dearth of tools to make this ancient wisdom accessible to Hindu Families
Now this brother-sister duo are making Mokshaverse, an experential tourism venture based on games and activities through which the whole family can explore Hindu Traditions.
