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What does "Atma Shakatam" mean?
What does "Atma Shakatam" mean?
If the intended phrase is "Ātma Shaktam" (आत्म शक्तम् or आत्मशक्ति), that would translate as "Soul Power" or "Inner Power", which makes sense in a spiritual or wellness context.
Ātma (or Atma) – Sanskrit for "self" or "soul." It refers to the true inner essence or the spiritual self.
"Shākataṁ" (शाकटं) could mean "cart" or "vehicle" in classical Sanskrit, but this is likely not the intended meaning.
🌱 Our Origin & Vision
🌱 Our Origin & Vision
Atma Shatakam was born out of a timeless call to realize the essence of the Self beyond all boundaries and identities. Rooted in the deep non-dual wisdom of Advaita Vedanta, this profound hymn—composed by the great sage Adi Shankaracharya—was reintroduced to modern seekers with fresh relevance under the guidance of Hiten Bhuta in 2009. With the dedicated support of Sakar Trust, the Atma Shatakam initiative was envisioned as a spiritual compass for those seeking clarity, peace, and self-realization in today’s complex world.
What began as a quiet inner recitation evolved into a powerful global movement of Self-inquiry, reflection, and experiential understanding. Through curated sessions, immersive teachings, and soul-stirring renditions, Atma Shatakam continues to inspire thousands to transcend egoic limitations and realize their true nature—pure consciousness, untouched by birth, death, or suffering.
The mission of Atma Shatakam is to awaken the eternal truth of “Shivoham – I am Shiva” within every individual, guiding them to a direct experience of oneness, stillness, and liberation through ancient wisdom made accessible to the modern mind and heart.
A Key Initiative of S-CAP
A Key Initiative of S-CAP
The Sakar Culture Appreciation Project (S-CAP) is a cultural revival mission dedicated to preserving and revitalizing India’s profound spiritual legacy—including its scriptures, mantras, and non-dual philosophical teachings. Atma Shatakam functions as the introspective and philosophical arm of S-CAP, guiding seekers into the heart of Advaita Vedanta through the meditative contemplation of the Self.
Atma Shatakam supports S-CAP’s mission by:
Facilitating reflective sessions and discourses that nurture self-inquiry, inner stillness, and awareness.
Publishing simplified interpretations and experiential commentaries to make non-dual wisdom accessible to modern minds.
Creating high-quality digital content—chantings, videos, and guided meditations—that reach and resonate with a global audience.
Bridging ancient teachings with contemporary spirituality, encouraging a return to the Self as pure consciousness, beyond body and mind.
Through Atma Shatakam, S-CAP invites individuals from all walks of life to explore the eternal truth of “Aham Brahmasmi – I am Brahman”, and live with clarity, peace, and purpose in today’s world.
A special highlight of Rasmay Bodhi is the deep, word-by-word exploration of six foundational Stotras by Adi Shankaracharya, comprising a total of 157+ sessions:
Atma Shatakam (Nirvana Shatakam) – 54 sessions
Atma Bodha – 67 sessions
Dakshinamurthy Stotram – 17 sessions
Drig Drashya Viveka – 10 sessions
Shiva Manas Puja – 5 sessions
Sadhana Panchakam – 4 sessions
Each session brings out not only the Sanskrit meanings but also practical applications, scientific parallels, and emotional insights—making them accessible to both beginners and advanced seekers.
Where Science Meets Spirituality
Where Science Meets Spirituality
Rasmay Bodhi is not limited to religious study. It is a fusion of science and silence, covering topics such as:
Neuroscience and Awareness.
Time and Einstein’s Relativity.
Habit Formation and Linguistics.
Nudge Theory and Innovation.
Money, Death, and Philanthropy.
These sessions help seekers apply Vedantic insights to everyday life, leadership, parenting, health, and emotional well-being
In the Media
In the Media
Hiten Bhuta’s work have been featured in renowned media outlets:
Hiten Bhuta’s work have been featured in renowned media outlets:
A Living Project for a Living Wisdom
A Living Project for a Living Wisdom
Rasmay Bodhi continues to grow—thanks to volunteers, spiritual contributors, and open-hearted learners across the world. It is a living project, one that invites you to not only learn—but to transform, to witness, to awaken.
Everything is 100% free and available online.
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