What Is Sanatana Dharma?
The earliest of these Upanishads will always maintain a place in the philosophic literature of the world, among the most astounding products of the human mind. ~ Max Müller
How to Be a Modern Renaissance Man: Raghav Krishna Brhat’s Yogic Secrets to Holistic Growth
- Refine Your Instrument Workshop Let's gather to find out from Raghava Krishna, what it takes to be a modern human with deep roots in our cultural traditions. Raghava Krishna is the CEO and Founder of Bṛhat बृहत्. He has 21 yrs of experience spanning...
Ugadi & Gudi Padwa: Celebrate the Hindu Lunar New Year with 9 Days of Spring Festivities!
Shobhakruthu Naama Samvatsaram: 2023 According to the Hindu Calendar, Ugadi falls on the first day of the Chaitra month. Yugadi means the beginning of new age. The day also marks the beginning of spring season, which is considered to be the first of all...
The Mahabharata: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Life – Timeless Lessons on Human Philosophy and Existence
- It is said in the texts that 80% of the fighting male population of the civilization was wiped out in the eighteen days Mahabharata war. Sanjay, at the end of the war went to the spot where the greatest war took place; Kurukshetra. He looked around and...
Eastern Philosophers Reveal Timeless Wisdom on Advaita Vedanta and Hinduism – Must-Read Insights!
What Hindu Scriptures Say The wise neither grieve for the dead nor for the living. I myself never was not, nor thus, nor all the princes of the earth; nor shall we ever hereafter cease to be. ~ Bhagavad Gita The Brahman forms everything that is living or...
Unlock the Secrets of Modern India: Must-Read Books on Vedic History and Indian Heritage
Books By Indian Authors Breaking India By Rajiv Malhotra & Aravindan Neelakandan Snakes in the Ganga: Breaking India 2.0 By Rajiv Malhotra & Vijaya Viswanathan India, that is Bharat: Coloniality, Civilization, Constitution By J. Sai Deepak Urban Naxals:...
Will God Eat Our Offerings? Lord Krishna Reveals the Truth Behind Naivedyam and Prasad
What Is Prasad? Before eating, a lot of Hindus, offer the food first to God before they consume it. But the question is, will God come and eat our offerings? An attempt is made here to understand the predicament. What follows below is a Guru-Shishya...
Ancient Wisdom for Modern Life: Unlocking Timeless Scriptures with Ami Ganatra
Know Your Scriptures Workshop Timestamp Of Questions 3:04 - QUESTION 1: Bad things happen to good people and good things happen to bad people. What convincing arguments do we find in our scriptures that guide us to follow the path of dharma in...
Makar Sankranti: Declutter Your Life, Embrace Brotherhood, and Lead with the Light of Your Heart
Significance Of Makar Sankranti The auspicious day of Makara Sankranti is the day dedicated to worship the Sun - whose light nourishes and sustains all life on this planet. Sankranti means Passage in Sanskrit. Sankranti comes every month of the solar year when...
How to Make Your Heart Pure: Spiritual Lessons for Kids Explained in Satsang
- 1. Obeying the rules of life.2. Preforming one's duties.3. Seeing work as workship.4. Chanting lord's name again and again.5. Trusting God as trusted and beloved to all.6. Seeing the blessings of Lord in everything.7. Love God as much as you love yourself....
Unlock the Secrets of a Well-Lived Life: Ancient Hindu Wisdom from Sanatana Dharma to Become Your Optimal Self
The Perfect Harmony A person's state is said to be in perfect harmony if they are able to balance, both Aahaara - Eating and Vihaara - Resting. Aahara is for the body whereas Vihaara is for the mind. Our personal and professional wellbeing depends on our moral...
How God Stays In and Out of the Frame: The Spiritual Life of Indians in the Diaspora
- 0 - Hi, I’m Rachana. Its been my dream for years to do something to consciously create a better future where every one of us is excited about our own potential. My challenge to everyone is that they aspire for their personal best and leave a legacy of their...
Sri Krishna’s Timeless Wisdom on True Love: Life-Changing Lessons from the Bhagavad Gita
- What Is Love? Krishna explains pure love in this way in the Gita. "The spirit of pure love is to love without condition, to speak without intention, to give without reason, and to care without expectation." As long as humans have existed on earth, there's...
What Western Thinkers Really Say About Advaita Vedanta and Hinduism – Mind-Blowing Insights!
- Thoughts On Hinduism And Eastern Philosophy Some of the most famous people in the world are fascinated by India and Sanatana Dharma. Find out how and why. What distinguishes the Vedanta philosophy from all other philosophies is that it is at the same...
The Divine Power of Bhasma: Unlocking Lord Shiva’s Sacred Symbolism and Spiritual Secrets
Who Is Lord Siva? "Lord Siva is the Absolute Self. The third eye refers to the transcendental vision, wherein the world is negated. He is the destroyer of time, space and causation. He drinks the poison of duality and converts it in to His being. The Ganga on...
Stunning Modern Mehndi Designs Every Bride Will Love – Creative Henna Art Ideas
- A New Age Twist: The Digital Mehendi https://twitter.com/Ravisutanjani/status/1696436821134352651?s=20 - 0 - The Indian American Life
The Science Behind Namaste: Why This Ancient Greeting is More Powerful Than You Think
- In Hindu culture, people greet each other by joining their palms – termed as “Namaskar.” The general reason behind this tradition is that greeting by joining both the palms means respect. However, scientifically speaking, joining both hands ensures joining...
What the Lakota Tribe Teaches Us About Our Deep Connection to Nature – Lessons for a Better Life
- 1) When the heart went away from nature, it became hard. The lack of respect for nature’s softening influences soon led to lack of respect for humanity. 2 Knowledge was in all things. The world was a library and its books were the animals, the birds, the...
Arangetram: The Grand Debut of Bharatanatyam – A Celebration of Art, Discipline, and Tradition
- Shri Gurubhyo namaha. The origin of the word “Bharatanatyam” is a derivative of the four most important aspects of the dance - Bhaavam, or emotion, Ragam, or melody, Talam, meaning Rhythm, and Natyam, meaning dance. Thus, as its name indicates, Bharatanatyam...
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