Questions
Frequently asked questions
Everything you might want to know before you begin your practice.
Questions about learning shlokas and bhajans on Vedalaya
Is Vedalaya free to use?
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Yes. You can read every shloka and bhajan page and begin several guided lessons for free, with no ads. The full course library and downloads are available inside the app.
Do I need to know Sanskrit?
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Not at all. Every verse carries Devanagari, romanised transliteration (IAST), a plain-English translation, and a short meaning, so beginners can follow along from day one.
How are the courses taught?
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Through slow, medium and full-tempo recitation audio, short videos, and word-by-word meaning — taught by traditional teachers, at your own pace.
Is there a mobile app?
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Yes, Vedalaya is available on Android, and everything also works in your mobile browser.
Can children use Vedalaya?
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Absolutely. The interface is simple and calm, and family profiles let up to five members learn on their own profiles.
Can I use Vedalaya on multiple devices?
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Yes. Your account and progress sync across the Android app and mobile web, so you can practice wherever you are.
Still curious? See how Vedalaya teaches shlokas and bhajans on the home page.