A heavy price was paid by the indigenous people and culture with the advent of Sufi Syed Ali Hamadani who is ironically honoured as the “Apostle of Kashmir”.
Tag: civilisation
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Reviving a wounded civilisation – Śraddhā
Our defence of the sacred places was not borne out of violent sectarian fanaticism, but out of a gentle resolute śraddhā for the devas.
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Aryan Origins — An Avoidable Trap
The genetic origins of Aryans is a distraction to keep the Indic side off balance and has little relevance outside of anthropological academic study.
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Decoding the idea of India
The essence of what defines India is due to how it was shaped in ancient times and not because of anything post-independence, as many would have you believe.
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How to desecrate a mother
The Ganga has a long history of being abused by the Indian state to make way for 'development'.
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India’s take on the Individual vs. Collective
The Indic perspective throws light on how the tussle between the individual and collective is in fact inconsequential.
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Jagatgurus in Kaliyuga – Part 1
The Jagatgurus have laid the foundation of Bharat and help sustained our civilisation for millennia.
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Buddha, Caste and Environment
The Buddha realised that the future of any civilisation depended on its relationship with Nature.
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The need for the rise of the dormant Kshatriya spirit
If our civilisation has to survive and thrive, we must awaken the Kshatriya within us. There is no other way.
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What is culture?
In Indian culture, spirituality permeates life; spirituality is the pivot around which all other activities revolve.