Patanjali’s vision goes beyond merely selling products—it aims to bring the essence of Indian culture, tradition, and nature to the masses. A shining example of this philosophy is Patanjali’s Rose Sharbat, a drink that not only delights the palate but also embodies the purity of Ayurveda, fragrance of roses, and the sentiment of selfless service in every drop.
The rose flower holds deep symbolic value in Indian civilisation, representing love, peace, and purity. Patanjali’s Rose Sharbat encapsulates this symbolism in a bottle, free from harmful chemicals and artificial colours. This Ayurvedic beverage not only cools the body but also calms the mind.
Spirit of Service
Swami Ramdev and Acharya Balkrishna, the founders of Patanjali, have played a crucial role in reviving ancient Ayurvedic practices, remedies, and yoga in modern India. Patanjali, their herbal and indigenous company, reflects their belief that every product consumed should be made with honesty and a spirit of service. Patanjali’s Rose Sharbat is prepared through natural methods, ensuring both purity and health benefits for its consumers.
Health Benefits
This Ayurvedic drink, ideal for the summer season, is suitable for people from all walks of life. It can be consumed by mixing it with water or milk. The sharbat helps cool down the body, soothes the heart, and supports digestion. Far from being an ordinary beverage, this rose sharbat embodies Patanjali’s values of purity, truth, and service, bringing together the essence of Indian soil, the fragrance of flowers, and the soul of Ayurveda.
Patanjali’s Mission
The brand’s core mission is to spread the values of purity, service, and truth through its products. With its natural fragrance and cooling effect, Patanjali’s Rose Sharbat is both delicious and health-enhancing. Over the past three years, the product has seen remarkable commercial success. The earnings from it have contributed significantly to the improvement of the education system in India, particularly benefiting underprivileged children, girls, and women. Revenue from this product supports the development of gurukuls and modern educational institutions established by Patanjali.
Through products like Rose Sharbat, Patanjali continues to make Ayurveda accessible, while staying true to its roots in service, tradition, and the wellness of society.
