Kept in your own browser. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Choose what each message leads with, pick the themes you want drawn forward, set the language of the interface, and keep a record of what you have read. All of it is stored in a single small cookie on your own device — there is no account, no server-side profile, and clearing your browser clears all of it.
How each message should lead
Every message contains all of it; this only changes what comes first.
Interface language
The navigation and section labels. The messages themselves are being translated in stages — see the note below.
Themes you want drawn forward
Pick any number. Your chosen themes are surfaced first in the recommendations below.
Your record
Marks of steadiness
Not rewards. Just a record that you kept turning up — which in this tradition is the whole of practice.
Recommended for you
On translation, honestly
The interface is available in the languages above now. The daily messages are a different matter: translating them is not a mechanical job, because the whole discipline of this project is that a sentence must be plain and testable in the language it is read in — and a machine-translated Vedantic sentence is usually neither. So the messages are being translated by hand, text by text, beginning with Hindi and Tamil, and each translated message is published only once it reads as if it had been written in that language. Devanāgarī and transliteration for every Sanskrit term are already on the glossary.