The Sanskrit term Sanātana Dharma refers to the eternal law and universal order. It highlights the truthful awakening of life and the obligation to practice virtues such as honesty, non-violence, purity, benevolence, compassion, patience, endurance, self-restraint, generosity, and asceticism. This path ultimately leads to liberation from the cycle of rebirth and the attainment of ultimate transcendence. Beginning with the ancient myth of "The Churning of the Ocean of Milk," visitors can reflect on the purpose of spiritual practice and the intimate bond between humanity and the divine. The gods often accompany us through the ordinary moments of life, maintaining the universe's eternal harmony.

The third installment of “Spirituality as Home” offers children and adolescents an inner journey. Starting with nature, it turns light, clouds, wind, and earth into landscapes of perception, inviting reflection on emotions and senses through play and creation. For children, spirituality is felt—through touch and play they come to know the world. For adolescents, it unfolds in conversing with and questioning the inner self.

In 2022, we stepped into the cycle of life and death, and came to understand the bonds that tether human existence. In 2023, we ventured into the vastness of mountains, seas, and skies, seeking humanity’s place in them. This year, we dissolve into nothingness, surrendering to the eternal rhythm of nature—chasing the light, feeling the light, becoming the light, and receiving its redemption. Since the dawn of creation, it has flowed through all things—light, the essence of spirit. Casting aside the limitations of human perception, Delving into the cycles of all beings, In pursuit of what humanity longs for— The eternal light present in all existence.