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Advitiya Vishnu Vaada How Advaita & Dvaita come together 01
By Padmanabhan Venkataraman On Friday, April 20th, 2018
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Advitiya Vishnu Vaada- I: How Advaita & Dvaita come together

Ever since the advent of Shrimad Ananda Theertha (better known as Madhvacharya) in the Indian philosophical firmament in 13th century, a great polemical war has been raging between Idealists (Advaitins) and Pragmatists More...

By Nithin Sridhar On Monday, April 2nd, 2018
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Reflections on Bhakti- I: From ‘I am Yours’ to ‘I am You’

In his Soundaryalahari Verse 22, Sri Shankaracharya submits a very unique prayer to Goddess Bhavani. He says: भवानि त्वं दासे मयि वितर दृष्टिं सकरुणां इति More...

Why I am a Hindu Shashi Tharoor
By Divya Jhingran On Friday, March 2nd, 2018
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Shashi Tharoor Goes Cherry-Picking: Some Reflections on Reading Why I am a Hindu

Human thinking is structured with layers upon layers of cognitive structures. Each word forms a structure that sets limits on a basic concept. On top of that, each concept-cluster that makes up our thoughts is structured, More...

By Aravinda Rao On Saturday, December 23rd, 2017
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ఒకవ్యక్తి –ఆరు మతాలు

హిందూమతంలో ప్రముఖంగా ఉండే మూడు సంప్రదాయాల్ని ప్రచారం చేసిన ఆచార్యులు శ్రీశంకరాచార్యులు, More...

By Dr Pingali Gopal On Thursday, November 23rd, 2017
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John R Searle’s The Mystery of Consciousness: A Summary with some Indian Perspectives

The Mystery of Consciousness by John Searle is available for purchase in Amazon. ‘Consciousness’ was in the ambit of philosophy and not good science earlier. As a mark of changing times, mainstream scientists More...

Windmill is my murti pancha mahabhuta
By Sridharan DV On Monday, November 6th, 2017
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A windmill is my Murti

I have heard it said that if you truly seek an answer to a spiritual question, you’ll invariably come by a Guru’s wisdom. This is my story of such a discovery. For forty of my 75 years, my work has had something More...

By Nithin Sridhar On Friday, August 4th, 2017
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Mahabharata as a manual of Advaita Vedanta

[contextly_sidebar id=”HNd2i4bMWNuun0iJ25Hfz2r2ltOWm0EL”]I recently attended a four-day workshop titled “The Mahabharata as Itihasa”, which was not only enlightening for its exposition of the Mahabharata, More...

By Vidyasankar Sundaresan On Friday, July 7th, 2017
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Yoga: Philosophy, practice, or politics?

[contextly_sidebar id=”PeRhGeG0eFP2a5fDRfs4BKDxjxwWY6id”]Ever since the declaration of an International Yoga Day, there has been a curiously bifurcated international reaction to Yoga, Hinduism and India. More...

By Dennis Waite On Monday, March 2nd, 2015
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Sam Harris – Waking Up: A Guide to Spirituality without Religion A Critique

The Meaning of the Word ‘Spiritual’ Regardless of how well a book is written, and how interesting its content, if it is non-fiction it seems that its value should be judged upon how successfully it achieves More...