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The Sanskrit Footprint
By Saveri Lal Sanskrit, the classical language of ancient India, has left an indelible mark on the political geography of our planet. From Southeast Asian
Do you Know?
By Diti Agarwal In the Middle East, The Mitanni treaty, signed around 1380 BCE between Hittite King Suppiluliuma I and Mitanni King Shattiwaza, is a
Yoga Retreat in Jaipur
By Rakhi M I recently attended a retreat in Jaipur on the Science of Breath and Dhwani under the guidance of Ashwini Guruji and it
Modern Science's Sustainable Agriculture is Wisdom from Atharv Veda
By Mohak Agarwal It is fascinating how modern organic farming is essentially performing a massive reboot of systems documented thousands of years ago. Ancient India
The Science of Breath
By Ashwini Guruji The physical aspect of the body is just one fifth of the body of a being, there are four more dimensions to
Kaivalyapaad, Yogsutra 4.18
By Ashwini Guruji Kaivalyapaad, Yogsutra 4.18 Patanjali now establishes the chitta as distinct from the Purush, सदा ज्ञाताश् चित्तवृ
Vedic Embreology vs Modern Neonatal Care
By Dr Shweta Suri Kandpal and Ashita R Garbha Upanishad, one of the lesser-known gems of Vedic literature, offers an awe-inspiring insight into
Vasant Ritucharya: Seasonal Dietary Adjustments and Rituals to Balance the Doshas as the Weather Warms
By Vaidhya Smita Pimpley Ritu means season and charya means regime or discipline. Ritucharya is seasonal diet and lifestyle changes we need to follow to
Nabhi Chikitsa
By Veda Matiyani In Ayurveda the Nabhi (navel) is a vital centre of the body as it is connected to many Nadis (etheric channels) and