OOJ Foundation launches The Fire book and calendar at Leela Palace, uniting spirituality, culture, diplomacy, and wellness.
OOJ Foundation
The OOJ Foundation marked a significant milestone in its journey of spiritual inquiry and conscious living with the release of the OOJ Foundation Calendar and the formal launch of the book ‘The Fire’, part of its distinguished Element Series, at a contemplative evening hosted at The Leela Palace, Chanakyapuri.
The event brought together an eminent gathering of diplomats, corporate leaders, government officials, political representatives, wellness practitioners, spiritual teachers, and cultural voices, reflecting the Foundation’s inclusive and cross-disciplinary approach to inner awareness and meaningful dialogue.
The evening was graced by Ms. Nohely Salinas, Chargé d’Affaires ad interim of the Embassy of the Republic of Panama, who attended as the Chief Guest. A distinguished diplomat, Ms. Salinas is widely respected for her commitment to international cooperation, cultural harmony, and people-to-people engagement. Beyond her diplomatic role, she is a strong advocate of holistic well-being and has a personal interest in meditation and yoga as pathways to mindfulness, balance, and inner clarity. Her presence added both diplomatic significance and contemplative depth to the occasion.
The OOJ Foundation, under the leadership of Yogi Priyavrat Animesh, Founder President, continues to work towards fostering inner awareness, self-discipline, and conscious living through publications, guided practices, and reflective initiatives. Addressing the gathering, Yogi Priyavrat Animesh spoke on the relevance of inner transformation in contemporary life and the importance of cultivating clarity and discipline amid the complexities of the modern world.
A key highlight of the evening was the launch of ‘The Fire’, the latest offering in the Element Series, a flagship initiative of the Foundation that explores elemental purity and consciousness. Each book in the series examines a fundamental element as both symbol and experience. ‘The Fire’ represents the principle of inner clarity, transformation, and awakening, inviting readers to engage with fire as a force of refinement, awareness, and purposeful action.
The programme also featured a formal reading from ‘The Fire’ by Yuvraj Kaladitiyarajsinh Jadeja, a modern-day member of the distinguished Jadeja Rajput royal lineage of the former princely state of Kharedi-Virpur in Kathiawar, Gujarat. His reading added cultural gravitas and reflective depth, resonating strongly with the philosophical essence of the book.
The event was attended by a distinguished and diverse audience, including Dr. Surendra from the Embassy of Nepal, Shri Navratan of Bikanervala, Shri Manu Seth, Shri Kamal Singh, Shri Sanjiv Rao, Ms. Neha Kala, Dr. Parwana, Dr. Rahul Banerjee, and Dr. K. K. Sharma, along with several diplomats, corporate leaders, government officials, political representatives, wellness professionals, spiritual coaches, and cultural practitioners.
On the same occasion, the OOJ Foundation also felicitated Shri Sidhant Bhatia in recognition of his outstanding creative achievement. Shri Bhatia’s music album, ‘The Sounds of Kumbh’, has been nominated for the Grammy Awards, marking a moment of immense pride for India’s cultural and artistic community. The album captures the spiritual, sonic, and experiential essence of the Kumbh Mela, translating a deeply sacred and collective experience into a global musical language. The felicitation underscored the Foundation’s belief in honouring artistic expressions that carry spiritual depth and cultural significance onto international platforms.
The release of the OOJ Foundation Calendar earlier in the evening symbolised the Foundation’s evolving journey and vision. The calendar reflects its ethos of contemplation, balance, and sustained inner inquiry, serving as a visual and philosophical companion to its initiatives.
The evening concluded with the felicitation of distinguished guests, a brief book-signing session by Yogi Priyavrat Animesh, and informal interactions over High Tea. Conversations reflected a shared commitment to bridging spirituality, culture, diplomacy, and creative expression in contemporary life.
Through initiatives such as the Element Series and its broader cultural engagements, the OOJ Foundation continues to create spaces for reflection, dialogue, and transformation-bringing together individuals from diverse walks of life who share a common pursuit of awareness, balance, and purposeful living.
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