The Sacred Wheels of Energy: Understanding Chakra in Ancient Indian Texts
The life and death is a complete cyclical process. One takes birth, lives life, dies and again takes birth. And […]
The life and death is a complete cyclical process. One takes birth, lives life, dies and again takes birth. And […]
Recently, Mr N. R. Narayanmurthy gave a statement about how Indians should work 70 hours a week. The statement got
The festival of Narak Chatudashi is part of Diwali and is celebrated in Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka, Telangana and parts of
Kolhapur, the ancient city situated on the banks of Panchganga river in south Maharashtra, is visited by lakhs of devotees
Recently, I was invited at an educational institute to talk about “Innovation”. The word we very commonly use in our
Ramayana is not only about the war between Ram and Ravana. Mahabharata is not only about the war between Kauravas
While exploring ancient temples, one often comes across the sculptures of Shiva with Parvati. The sculpture is called as Uma-Maheshwara.
Ramayana is full of thousands of stories and learning from these stories. Here, we share a small anecdote from Ramayana.
We always hear the term “Think Outside the box”. But is it always a wise thing? Or can thinking within the box also be a wise thing? Let’s find out..