Radharani: The Embodiment of Love’s Quantum Entanglement with Reality
In the forests of Vrindavan, the enchanting sounds of Krishna’s flute resonate through the trees, beckoning hearts to unveil. The […]
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Vedanta TodayIndology is the most confused field of study that took its preeminence or rather rebirth, during British and Dutch colonial rules in India after they found a vast and advanced yet ancient but mostly disintegrated heritage at a place which has been facing hundreds of barbaric invasion for centuries. This page will publish the works of ancient and modern Mystics, Travellers, Researchers, Seers and everyone else who has seen or felt the enormity of Indian literatures and life and will leave you, the reader, to learn and live a life based on centuries of knowledge and experiences covered in the posts.
Please note that this page will contain a lot of Hindu religion related posts which may also contain a lot of Sanskrit.
In the forests of Vrindavan, the enchanting sounds of Krishna’s flute resonate through the trees, beckoning hearts to unveil. The […]
Image Cc: Amazon. The Vedic texts of India contain a remarkable system of timekeeping that defines precise units ranging from […]
After clearing past the accumulation of false identities and stories, one’s true nature unfolds like a flower coming into full […]
Today, we’re going to have a natter about the 16 Sanskara, a set of significant rites and ceremonies that have […]
The major form of social interaction is through the use of names. Since the dawn of language, mankind has attempted […]
Why Samskaras? The Hindu sages recognised the need of intentionally directing and sculpting people’s personalities rather than allowing them to […]
Indian baby showers are known as Simantonnayana. Simanto-nnayana (IAST: Sīmantonnayana) (literally, parting the hair) sacrament is performed in the fourth […]
Editor’s note: You may find the title misleading. ‘Oh why only male child’, ‘this is so patriarchal’ etc are very […]
On the banks of the Ganges, in the northern Indian city of Varanasi, an old sage sits cross-legged under a […]
This incident takes place in the Vana Parva of the Mahabharata when Pandavas had gone for vanvas and were at […]