Pilgrimage Along the Kali Gandaki in the Himalayas
By Vaibhav Kalra The wind begins before the river comes into view, moving through the Kali Gandaki Valley with a low, ancient voice, as though
By Vaibhav Kalra The wind begins before the river comes into view, moving through the Kali Gandaki Valley with a low, ancient voice, as though
By Dr. Meha Prasad The world is in awe of the digital age— algorithms, artificial intelligence and handheld devices all appear as purely modern innovations.
By Anita Marwaha Gond Katira (Tragacanth Gum) is a cornerstone of Indian summer wellness with body-cooling, hydrating and soothing properties. Since it is a
Kaivalyapaad, Yogsutra 4.19 न तत् स्वाभासं दृश्यत्वात् ॥ ४.१९ ॥ na tat svaabhaasam drshyatvaat || 4.19 || na - not tat - that
By Nisha Agarwal The Vedic calendar (Panchang) is used to align planting and harvesting with cosmic energies, similar to modern biodynamic farming. In the high-
By Ashish Kandpal Across cultures, faiths and centuries, a timeless truth echoes through the words of saints and spiritual teachers: the more we give, the
By Priyanshi Kathiyar In the vast treasury of human spirituality, few discoveries are as humbling and awe-inspiring as realising that civilisations separated by thousands
By Ashwini Guruji We relate to our self as the body that we see in the mirror. We see that body, because of maya. If
By Fuhar Dixit The art of giving (daan), in Indian scriptures is not mild or symbolic. It is absolute. These were not people giving from