About
How we write
Honest about our process: verses checked against the source texts, drafted with AI help, reviewed before publishing.
Our process
- Start with a real question.We begin with what people actually search for and ask — “how do I stop overthinking?”, “what does Gita 2.47 mean?” — not with a topic we want to promote.
- Find the verses.We look for the passages in the classical texts that speak to that question, and note their exact references.
- Draft with AI help.We use AI tools to help draft explanations and practical steps. We say this openly on every page.
- Check every verse.Each Sanskrit or Hindi verse and its reference is checked against the source text before publishing.
- Review before publishing.Every page is read and edited by a person before it goes live. The date it was last reviewed is shown at the top.
What we won’t do
- Make health, medical or financial claims. Mantras and reflection support well-being; they don’t replace treatment.
- Invent quotes or attribute sayings to people who didn’t say them.
- Copy modern books or other websites. Explanations are written fresh for SatyaVani.
- Present one interpretation as the only one where the tradition disagrees.
Sensitive topics
Pages on anxiety, grief, loneliness or anger include a note on when to seek help. In India, Tele-MANAS (14416) offers free mental health support, 24×7, and 112 is the emergency number.
Corrections
Found a mistake in a verse, a reference or a translation? Please write to support.satyavani@gmail.com. We read every message and update the page.