Today
The panchāṅga for wherever you are: tithi, nakṣatra, sunrise and sunset, the festivals ahead and the next Ekādaśī. A morning check-in, and a deeper reading of the three guṇas when you want one.
One place
The app
The panchāṅga, the Gītā, japa, prāṇāyāma, stuti, three old games and a Satsaṅg to ask in, with Dev's sessions a tap away. Free, in English and Hindi, with no ads. It runs in the browser and installs like an app on any phone or computer.
Looking for the therapy itself? Start with About DevHow the sessions workWhat brings you here, or see the services and fees.
What is in it
Six rooms, one door
The Gita
All 701 ślokas in Devanagari and IAST, word by word, with an English translation and the commentaries of Śaṅkara, Rāmānuja and Madhva. A verse a day with its questions, and a course for each of the eighteen chapters.
Practice
A japa counter that works hands-free. Prāṇāyāma with a paced rhythm and a history of your sittings. A library of stotras, ślokas, bhajans and kīrtans, beside the Gītā.
Play
Three old games of the land, against the computer or with someone beside you: Jñāna Caupaṛ, the snakes-and-ladders of the sādhaka; Chowka Bhara, the cowrie race of Karnataka; and Āḍu Puli Āṭṭam, the goats and tigers of the south. Vidyā, short courses on karma and the guṇas, sits with them.
Satsaṅg
A place to ask in public and to answer each other, under a name you choose. Dev reads what is posted. Posts from him arrive on Today, in his own words.
Sessions with Dev
Counselling, online or in Gangtok, booked from inside the app, with your next session and its Google Meet link in one place. A crisis page with the numbers to call is always a tap away, for everyone.
Most of it is free and stays free. The validated self-checks, the standalone Gītā reader and the other older tools keep their own page: the free tools.
Install it
On your phone or your computer
There is nothing to download from a store. Open the app once, add it to your home screen or your dock, and it opens like any other app, with its own icon, and works offline after the first visit. Signing in keeps your japa, your readings and your sessions together across devices; without an account everything stays on the device.
iPhone and iPad Safari
- Open the app in Safari.
- Tap the Share icon at the bottom of the screen.
- Choose “Add to Home Screen”, then “Add”.
Android Chrome
- Open the app in Chrome.
- Tap “Install” when it is offered, or open the ⋮ menu and choose “Add to Home screen”.
- Tap “Install”.
Mac Safari or Chrome
- Open the app.
- In Safari, choose File, then “Add to Dock”. In Chrome, click the install icon at the right end of the address bar.
- It opens in a window of its own from then on.
Windows and Linux Chrome or Edge
- Open the app.
- Click the install icon at the right end of the address bar, or open the menu and choose “Install Anandoham”.
- It opens in a window of its own from then on.
Open the app
Already have it? The install steps add it to your home screen; the app itself updates on its own.
Begin
Prefer to begin with a conversation? A brief consult is all it takes.