The sublime Vedantic text showcases how a young Rama was nurtured by his guru, Brahmarshi Vasishtha, to fulfill his future role.
Month: April 2018
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Logic behind the perversion of caste
Caste in old India was a cooperative and cultural principle, but it is now being turned into a principle of social conflict.
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Thiruvannamalai – Shiva’s primordial form and Ramana Maharshi’s spiritual energy
The place where Lord Shiva manifested as a pillar of light and Ramana Maharshi attained samadhi.
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Shall we kill the Brahmins?
Self-destructive tendencies in Hindu society are an indication of being outwitted by the enemies.
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Trail of Tears
The consequences of Muslim separatism have been seen throughout Indian history but it came to a head during the time of partition.
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Ramayana in the Light of Sri Aurobindo
Sri Aurobindo's grasp of the essence of the Ramayana is truly unique.
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Humour in Hinduism – Part 2
Criticism is inherent to Hinduism and hence the urge to mock arises but unlike other religions, it does not trigger damnation.
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Dharmic view on Interfaith Dialogue and Coexistence
**Disclaimer: Neither this piece, nor its author feigns possession of any insight whatsoever into the realm of the mystic, where constructs such as nāma (names), rūpa (forms) and mātrā(degree/quality) reportedly do not matter. It is only in that mystical dimension that such markers of the mundane world are rendered invalid, whereas elsewhere they wield enormous influence on the jīva, the transient...
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The Harihara war: A war between the Lords
Warring lords show us what it takes to uphold Dharma.