Hi Dr.Kasthuri ma'am/Dr.Anupama ma'am, I am patient of Dr.Kasthuri ma'am at Stork home, I took aryajananI classes during both my pregnancies, I was very much depressed during second pregnancy due to internal family issues, one day I came to Rama Krishna Math to attend offline classes. After the class I got to talk with Anupama ma'am and I cried with tears filling my eyes. Anupama ma'am consoled me and gave me strength, asked me to do Uthara prayer which I listened every night without fail for safety of my baby. Today, I would like to share my second daughter's achievements with you, at 20 months of age she has been recognised as youngest child prodigy for her multiple memory recognition ability, cognitive skills. My elder daughter also received such recognition at same age. Attached video of my younger daughter's achievements in the email. Also attached my elder daughter's achievements. I would like to thank you from bottom of my heart for this excellent program, especially filling my strength back during tough times. Regards, Prashanthi Kanneboina

Our journey with Aaryajanani has been incredibly special to us because it allowed us to experience, in our own little way, an idea we have grown up hearing through the story of Prahlada — that a child begins listening, absorbing and forming connections even while still in the mother's womb. During the pregnancy, I regularly attended and listened to the music sessions shared through the Aaryajanani program. What made those sessions even more meaningful for our family was that many of those songs were sung by my mother-in-law — our baby's grandmother — who herself was involved with Aaryajanani in conducting music sessions for expecting mothers. We feel extremely fortunate that we became one of those expecting families participating in the very same program. Throughout the pregnancy, our baby listened to those melodies almost every day. Her father also made it a point to speak to her regularly while she was still in the womb. At the time, these were simply beautiful ways for us to feel connected to our unborn child. After her birth, however, we began noticing moments that made those memories even more special. When we play the same music she heard throughout the pregnancy, she becomes attentive and gradually settles down. We were even able to capture one such beautiful moment on video. Similarly, whenever she becomes restless, hearing her father's voice often calms her. When he speaks to her, swaddles her and takes her into his arms, she very naturally settles with him. For our family, these experiences have made the philosophy behind Aaryajanani feel deeply personal. There is also something incredibly touching about realizing that the voice and music our daughter heard before she was born came from her own grandmother. What began as an Aaryajanani music session for expecting mothers has now become part of our daughter's earliest memories and our family's story. Aaryajanani taught us that pregnancy is not merely a period of waiting for a baby to arrive. It can also be a beautiful opportunity for parents and family members to consciously communicate, bond and create a nurturing environment for the child even before birth. We hope that by sharing our experience — and the video of our little one responding to the familiar music — other expecting parents may also be inspired to consciously spend time talking, singing, listening and connecting with their babies during pregnancy. Every child's journey will, of course, be unique. But for us, the experience has been something truly beautiful, and we will always be grateful that Aaryajanani became a part of our daughter's story even before she entered this world.

Our daughter's name is **Gargi**. Although we were not registered with **Aryajanani**, we carefully followed all the guidance and precautions shared by the Aryajanani team. During my wife's pregnancy, we regularly played the **Bhagavatam lectures** by **Pujya Swami Shitikanthanandaji** on YouTube. She also listened to Sri Krishna bhajans most of the time. While my wife was pregnant, I had to stay in **Pavitra Vrindavan** for three months. During my stay there, I prayed every day with devotion for our child. After Gargi was born, we could clearly see the impact of those experiences. She seems completely immersed in Krishna. She has immense love for Lord Krishna. Whenever she sees Krishna's picture on television, she lovingly blows kisses to Him. Whenever Krishna bhajans are played, she immediately starts dancing with joy. What I would like to share through our experience is this: it is not only the mother's thoughts, prayers, and spiritual practices during pregnancy that influence the child. I have personally witnessed that the father's sincere prayers and spiritual practices during the mother's pregnancy also reach and positively shape the child. Our daughter, Gargi, is a living example of this.