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Hinduism

Rediscovering the Timeless Accuracy of Surya Siddhanta: How Ancient Wisdom Measures Up Against History

By Ramesh Panchwagh, Woodstock MD The Surya Sidhant is the most ancient literature after the Vedas, in India and the World. It

By Desh Kapoor · Feb 5, 2015

Culture

Urinary Pisspositions: Why are we missing the mark?

You are driving on a long interstate trip and you suddenly get all twisted because of the pressure in the stomach. You

By Desh Kapoor · Feb 3, 2015

Relationships

Roman in the ‘Roman’ce: History of bias against love and its stories

Whenever in Indian movies, any girl or boy would go and tell her/his parents that they are in love, the entire

By Desh Kapoor · Feb 1, 2015

Culture

Coffee, Cake, and Conversations on Mortality: Inside the Swiss Death Café Phenomenon

Dive into the Swiss Death Café movement, where people gather over coffee and cake to openly discuss mortality, challenging taboos and embracing life's final chapter with thoughtful conversation.

By Desh Kapoor · Jan 29, 2015

Hindu-Christian Debate Between Rajiv Malhotra & Christian Eberhart

Christian Eberhart and Rajiv Malhotra present contrasting perspectives on religious coexistence and the dynamics between Hinduism and Christianity. Eberhart's Perspective

By Desh Kapoor · Jan 2, 2015

Religion

Unveiling the Truth: How Western Dichotomies Misinterpret and Distort the Essence of Dharma

Exploring how Western frameworks impose misleading dichotomies on Dharmic traditions, distorting their true essence of self-realization and experiential wisdom in favor of Western cultural dominance.

By Desh Kapoor · Jan 2, 2015

Spirituality

My Mother is “no more”

Death is a strange phenomenon. Specifically for a Spiritual seeker. During the Mahabharat War, Bhishma had been put on a bed of

By Desh Kapoor · Feb 8, 2013