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Normalcy after the Pandemic: A Disaster that should be Prevented

It is a Delight to Hear and Read how so many people the world over are beginning to realize that normalcy after the pandemic caused by Corona or Covid-19 Virus that originated in the city of Wuhan in China, would be a disaster.             We are beginning to realize that after the pandemic ends, business …

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Corona, Karma, and Karuna: a Dharmika Sanatani Perspective

We have the Habit of Constantly Delaying tasks, tasks which we feel are especially difficult to fulfill. But, tasks are tasks. Even before our birth, we have entrusted those tasks upon ourselves. So, there is no escape. We can escape anything else, but we cannot escape ourselves. Self Introspection or Atma Chintan is one such …

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Sanatani Vivaha Samskara

Marriage as a Rite of Passage – a Hindu Perspective “And So They Lived Happily Ever After” – thus ends the story. From our very early childhood we have been conditioned to define marriage as an end to a story. All the Cinderellas, Snow Whites, Sleeping Beauties, and their Princes suffered no more from heartache, …

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Guru Purnima Meditation

Guru Purnima is a Day for Reflection, a day to meditate upon not only the meaning and the inner significance of both Guru and Purnima, but also to offer our gratitude to all those who have inspired and guided us along the path. We all are familiar with the following opening verse of the Guru …

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Samskriti, Sanskrit and Indonesia

“(… the archeological evidence) confirms the origin of Civilisation and even of humanity itself in the Indies….that is, India and Indonesia…” Prof. Arysio Nunes dos Santos in “Atlantis, the Lost Continent Finally Found” To date, “Sanskrit in Indonesia” by Dr. J. Gonda, Professor of Sanskrit and Indonesia Linguistics, Utrecht (Holland) remains one of the most …

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Yoga beyond the Boundaries of Bharat

“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” George Santayana (1863-1952) Philosopher, Essayst, Poet and Novelist Empires, Entire Nations and Civilizations have fallen from grace, disintegrated, fragmented and turned to dust because of this very reason. Many of them are totally forgotten, as if they never existed… Indeed, those who do not remember history are forgotten …

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Hindu Dharma: Surviving and Thriving!

Numbers Interest Mathematicians, politicians, traders, and the like. Whereas, ideas matter more to the scholars, intellectuals, philosophers, and their tribes. Now, Dharma is neither about numbers, nor about ideas. Dharma does not depend upon numbers. Kauravas and their supporters outnumbered the Pandavas and their resources, yet they lost the war, because they did not abide …

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Hindu-“ism” under Attack

There is a Great Discussion going on if Hindus and Hinduism are under attack, under siege, whether the very existence of Hindus and Hinduism is under some kind of threat – or, whether such fears are unfounded. The fear is certainly not unfounded, I repeat “not unfounded”, if we are referring to the Hindu outlook …

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