Hanuman
How Antar works
See how a practice becomes a rhythm.
Enter Antar, choose a House, complete one guided practice, reflect on what changed, carry one commitment forward, and return tomorrow.
Private practiceHouse-specific rhythmNo public ranking
Shiva
Krishna
Three Houses. One daily rhythm.
Experience Antar
Don’t read the flow. Try the ritual.
Count Naam Jaap, run the real timer mechanics, move through guided steps, answer the reflection, and open tomorrow. Switch Houses or days at any point.
House of Krishna
Presence → Perspective → Right Action → Joy
Day
Day 1 · Notice What Is Already Here
Begin with 108 Naam Jaap.
Tap the circle to count by hand, or run the accelerated preview. The real practice uses the same 108 count at a natural pace.
Next, after Naam Jaap
Notice What Is Already Here
journal
House Naam
Radha
Preview only. Nothing you enter is saved.
Not sure which House? Use the House Finder Your House changes the journey
Same Antar. Different way of training.
Shiva trains stillness, Krishna trains wisdom and connection, and Hanuman trains disciplined action. If you are unsure where to begin, the House Finder can guide you there.
House of Hanuman
Devotion through action.
Discipline, courage, service, completion
House of Shiva
Stillness as power.
Stillness, detachment, inner discipline
House of Krishna
Joy with awareness.
Joy, gratitude, relationship, devotion
Find your House
Five questions. One suggested starting point. No permanent label.
Private by default
Personal practice and reflection stay personal unless an explicit action asks you to share something.
Community with a purpose
House spaces are guided and moderated. The community supports practice rather than replacing it with a feed.
Progress without performance
Continuity and completed commitments matter. Public individual ranking is not the center of the experience.
Before you begin
The practical questions.
Access, House choice, privacy, and what happens when you return.
Yes. You can preview the Houses and understand the practice rhythm before signup.
After your account has usable access, onboarding asks you to choose Hanuman, Shiva, or Krishna before your first guided practice.
Your House is treated as a durable practice identity rather than a casual preference. The current experience does not present House switching as an everyday setting.
Antar is culturally rooted in Hindu symbolism and practice language. It focuses on daily practice and belonging without a guru hierarchy or sect-based authority model.
No. Private reflections stay private unless a separate sharing action explicitly asks for your consent.
Antar does not center practice around public individual rankings. Some Challenges can show collective progress, while personal practice remains focused on continuity and completion.
The Practice Hub surfaces the next House-specific action, your continuity, and relevant commitments.