मर्यादापुरुषोत्तम राम जी के रूप और गुण
आदि कवि वाल्मीकि कुछ लिखना चाहते हैं, ऐसा कुछ जो मानवता के हित में हो। वह सोच में पड़े हैं। फिर एक दिन उन्होंने देवर्षि नारद से प्रश्न किया “हे…
Hindu Wisdom
How some new gurus are damaging Hindu Dharma, even if unintentionally
Hindu Dharma has always welcomed debates, exchange of ideas and emergence of new sampradayas (community/sect/denomination) that have co-existed in harmony. However, while earlier we had a network of well-grounded Dharmic…
Rasa and Ramya in Kabir: The place of delight in Nirgun Bhakti
The second part of the Yoga samvad series presented by Ritambhara, in which film maker and singer Shabnam Virmani explores the evocations of amrit ras or the subtle sublime dimensions…
How yoga during pregnancy helps mother and child
Giving birth to a baby can be extremely challenging for the mother’s body, and yoga can help with both the elasticity and endurance power of expecting mothers, in turn, increases…
Saraswati Puja, the celebration of the Goddess of learning and arts
Maa Saraswati is the Hindu Goddess of Learning. Saraswati Puja is held during the month of January or February during ‘Shukla Paksha’ or the Full Moon fortnight in Magha month…
Exploring the Mahabharata Within
Mahabharata within, an online exploratory workshop blended Bharatiya Knowledge Traditions such as Yoga, theatre, dance, art, contemplative conversations and process work using the Mahabharata as a framework to explore the human psyche
Hindu festivals – An approach for kids
Hindu/Sanatana Dharma is often compared to an ocean. It is a way of life where you can find an embarrassment of riches to choose from on any given day, especially…
The artist’s way: A path to self-awareness through inner joy
As part of the Yoga Samvad series on Yoga, Rasanubhava and Ramya, hosted by Ritambhara, well known Bharata Natyam exponent and scholar Dr. Padma Subramanyam explores the intricate interrelationship between Yoga, the aesthetic experience (rasanubhava) and the resulting inner joy (ramya) as the fountainhead of artistic expression, experience and wisdom…
Comprehending the Relevance of Deva Dīpāvalī
Deva Dīpāvalī falls on the first day of the ninth month of the Agrahāyaṇa or Mārgaśīrṣa month of the national civil Hindu calendar. This month commences with the Sun’s entry…
The case for Sanskrit non-translatables: Antidote for Dharmic cultural genocide
Sanskrit Non-translatables: The importance of Sankritizing English is a pioneering initiative that seeks to counter dharmic cultural genocide by Sanskritizing English…