A growing library of short films in which Master Ram walks through items from his personal collection — what they are, where they come from, and how they're meant to be used.
Master Ram opens his personal Rudraksha collection — sourced across four decades from Nepal and Indonesia — and explains the meaning of each mukhi, what to look for when verifying authenticity, and how to wear and care for these sacred beads.
Short videos, recorded in the studio, where Master Ram opens cabinets and walks you through the items inside — what they are, what they do, and the stories of how they came to him.
A 12-minute primer on the most revered yantra in the Tantric tradition — its nine triangles, its central bindu, and how to install one at home.
Master Ram introduces the most beloved amulet in Thai Buddhist tradition — its origin, its makers, and what to look for in a genuine piece.
Direction, height, what to place, and what never to place. A short, practical walkthrough you can apply this weekend.
Master Ram lays two amulets side by side — one genuine, one not — and walks through the visual, weight, and material differences.
If you're new to Rudraksha, begin here. Master Ram explains why the five-faced bead is universally safe.
A working tool for any new venture. Master Ram explains the Ganesha Yantra's design and how it is consecrated.
Earth-touching, meditation, teaching, fearlessness, and giving. Each mudra carries a different energy.
Five Lines, Tiger, Hanuman — Master Ram walks through the most popular sak yant designs and the masters who taught him.
Master Ram applies Vasthu principles to a standard Klang Valley two-bedroom — directional analysis and easy fixes.
One mukhi to twenty-one. Master Ram opens his collection bead by bead.
Sri, Kali, Lakshmi, Ganesha — the major yantras and their use.
Four decades of collecting, distilled into short walkthrough films.
The nine planetary stones, how to wear them, and how to verify them.
Real homes and shops. Real fixes. Filmed on location.
Mantras you can practice at home — pronunciation, count, intention.