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The Corpus Of Itihasa Purana | Bibek Debroy | Valmiki Ramayana | #SangamTalks
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Is Buddha’s Teaching Equivalent In Style & Content To The Dictum ‘Neti! Neti!’ Of The Upanishads?
The scholar A.R. Wells calls it a 2000 year misunderstanding & the tradition "shifted onto the concept of nirvana all of the significance that at first was shared with the…
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History Of Art, Yoga, Sikhism & Hinduism – Guru Nidar Singh Ji In Conversation With Anhad Jakhmola
The Indic civilization has had rich, hoary Kshatriya traditions which gave rise to equally rich and profound martial traditions like the Sanatan Shastra Vidya, which literally means the ‘timeless science…
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What Is An Average Muslim Thinks About Apostates And Homosexuals?
Source: – @YasMohammedxx / Twitter.
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Annadaana (Feeding The Poor): A Major Objective Of Hindu Temples
Source: – @naayak_ / Twitter.
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Vedanta And Neuroscience, Quantum Terminology
Vedanta represents the deepest approach to consciousness there is. Here we try to translate that into modern scientific knowledge couched in neuroscience and quantum terminology:https://t.co/vFU5JdLn0O — Subhash Kak (@subhashkak1) March…
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The Ayurvedic Approach To Boosting Immunity
Source: – Subhash Kak / Twitter. It is a good thing in these times to make life-style changes that boost immunity (ojas in Sanskrit). And here’s the Ayurvedic approach to…
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Sabarimala: Its Doctrines & Knotted Tale | Anand Prasad | Synopsis
Credits: Geeta Sharma. Mr. Anand Prasad has aptly titled the topic as “Sabarimala: Rationalising skewed Perspectives. Mr. Anand Prasad begins to explain the complex Sabarimala issue by ananlysing in terms…
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The Specialties Of Sabarimala Temple | Anand Prasad
Important things about Sabarimala, not a regular temple. So they don’t do daily puja at here, the temple is open only on very specific days or periods. There is a…
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Sabarimala: Secularism Or Monotheism? | Anand Prasad
Now secularism really can mean that, I will not discriminate between religions and there are two ways, are not discriminating — one becoming godless as somebody who is sort of…
धर्मो रक्षति रक्षितः। Dharmo Raksati Raksitah.
Dharma protects those who protect it.
– Veda Vyas, Mahabharat
