Feb 15 2026 to Feb 15 2026 noon

Where

Bangalore International Centre

7 4th Main Rd, Stage 2, Domlur 560071

Event Description

A rare literary–musical encounter on memory, ancestry, and return

Step into an intimate hour where story, sound, and silence meet.

Soul Return is not a conventional book reading. It is a living experience, part author reading, part sonic atmosphere, part shared reflection. In this special session at Bangalore International Centre, author Yash Jegathesan reads selected passages from Soul Return, accompanied by original, unreleased film music by composer Dr. Norbert Ammermann.

The words are not explained.

They are entered.

As the reading unfolds, gentle expressions of light and music open a contemplative space, inviting listeners into themes of ancestral memory, grief, belonging, and ethical responsibility. This is a pause from speed, from performance, from noise. A moment to listen deeply within and without.

Why attend?

Experience Soul Return as it was intended: heard, felt, and shared

Witness a rare collaboration between literature and cinematic music

Engage with a work that resists labels and invites reflection rather than instruction

Ideal for readers, artists, cultural thinkers, and those drawn to depth and stillness

Event Details

📅15 February 2026

⏰12:00 PM – 1:00 PM

📍Bangalore International Centre

1st Floor, Seminar Hall 1

Indiranagar, Bengaluru

This is a limited-seat, intimate gathering.

Come not to consume but to encounter.

What's Included in This Package

1 hour immersive experience in silence 

Post theatre support from our team and be part of our growing community

What's Not Included in This Package

Travel insurance

Travel cost to arrive at the venue by flight/bus/train

Visa fee

Any personal local travel other than what’s included in the package/program

Any kind of personal expenses

Medical assistance or medical emergency but we shall assist where required during any emergency (non-monetary). 

Program

In Soul Return, spiritual healer Yash Jegathesan invites you on an extraordinary journey across sacred lands from the temples of South India to the Himalayas, from ancient forests to hidden caves where the boundaries between the physical and divine dissolve.

Through profound lived experiences

with Siva, Goddess Amman (Parvati), Nandi,

and Rishi Vashistha, Yash reveals what it means

to Master Your Heritage Living and to awaken the power of ancestral memory in your own life.

This theatre reading with music offers a first shared moment: an opening into the world of the book and the emerging film.

No explanations. Just presence, listening, and time. 

Food
None. Cafetaria and Coffee/Tea is available at Bangalore International Centre (BIC) and guests may avail the options on their own. 

Teacher 
The Yash Foundation is experiencing rapid growth, expanding its clientele beyond India and reaching various countries, with aspirations for further global outreach to share ancient teachings and wisdom. Clients report transformative experiences, such as feeling the divine presence of Shiva during meditation, achieving unexpected academic success, witnessing spiritual phenomena like jyothi (light) during sessions with Yash Jegathesan, and making significant career advancements. The healing sessions also aids in recovering from health issues gradually, dispelling black magic and negativity, and enhancing communication skills, among other benefits. Committed to radiating positive energies and promoting healing, the Yash Foundation supports women, men, and children (with parental guidance) from diverse backgrounds in gaining awareness, overcoming past traumas, and pursuing a fulfilling and meaningful life. Yash Foundation truly embodies a dedication to holistic healing, well-being, and personal development.

Prices
Rs400 for Early Bird

Rs450 Regular Price

Donations

Donations are welcome from the guests. 

Cancellation
A cancellation fee of 10% will apply if the cancellation is made 10 days before the event date (where payment is applicable). 

Duration
1 hour

Sponsor 
Thank you very much to our generous donor, Dr Norbert Ammermann.