Hinduism

Hinduism is the आस्था (pronounced Aastha) a word that conveys a sense of trust, reverence, or conviction towards principles that combine together as Dharmic. It is not a religion in the sense that the word is used in Abrahamic belief systems. We dive deep into the scriptures and principles.

Ram and India's Geopolitical Embrace

Greater India was once a Civilizational Entity that engaged via Cultural Embrace. Shri Ram was the greatest ambassador. Over time bonds loosened and India's civilization trampled upon. That is being restored with Ram Mandir prana prathishtha.

By Desh Kapoor

/ 21 Jan 2024

Understanding Ram and Dharma #383

Ram is the most important being in the spiritual realm in India and beyond. His story, Ramayana has been the most popular way to approach him. But you cannot know Ramayana's Ram without understanding Yoga Vashistha's Ram. We take that journey.

By Desh Kapoor

/ 23 Apr 2023

Video: Is Yoga Hindu?

Is Yoga Hindu? Or, Is Yoga Dharmic? What is Dharma? What is Yoga? and What is Hindu? A free-wheeling discussion.

By Desh Kapoor

/ 29 Dec 2022

The Making of a Religious Grooming 'Love' Jihad Killer #366

The ghastly crime by Aaftab Poonawala on Shraddha has brought the larger crimes of Grooming 'Love' Jihad into the open. What causes them? How are such psychopaths created?

By Desh Kapoor

/ 20 Nov 2022

The Making of a Religious Grooming 'Love' Jihad Killer #366

Drishtikone Newsletter #362: Dissecting Impact of Religions on the Economic Destiny of Nations

How do Religions and central civilizational ethos impact the economic destinies of nations? We dissect that today.

By Desh Kapoor

/ 23 Oct 2022

Manthan - Gyanvapi Case, Waqf Act and Uniform Civil Code

The Gyanvapi case is being heard. Two important points have been raised by the Varanasi Court. One informs the PIL on Waqf Act 1995. All these may impact the Uniform Civil Code. Its convergence time.

By Desh Kapoor

/ 12 Sep 2022

Manthan - Gyanvapi Case, Waqf Act and Uniform Civil Code

Drishtikone Newsletter #341: Gyan Vapi and Truth and Reconciliation

Unlike the Jews after Holocaust, the Blacks after Apartheid, Native Americans after the de-humanization, Hindus have had no justice.

By Desh Kapoor

/ 22 May 2022

Drishtikone Newsletter #335: The Anti-Brahmin 1948 Massacres

From 1946 to 1948 was the darkest period in India. Starting with Direct Action Day massacres to Partition massacres to the 1948 Brahmin Massacres, a lot of blood was spilled. Let us look at what happened when caretakers of non-violence destroyed us.

By Desh Kapoor

/ 10 Apr 2022

Drishtikone Newsletter #330: Kashmir Rank and Files

Kashmir has had a history of genocide of the Hindus, marked by silence and lies. Vivek Agnihotri's "The Kashmir Files" shares the truth. Finally. A look.

By Desh Kapoor

/ 6 Mar 2022

Insightful newsletter of Drishtikone: Issue #323 - A Living Hindu is a Threat to Humanity!

Latest chapter in a continuing genocide of Hindus buried by orchestrated "Hindu fundamentalist" campaign full of innuendos, lies and curated anecdotes. One-World-Order is ready for blood of Pluralism.

By Desh Kapoor

/ 24 Oct 2021

Insightful newsletter of Drishtikone: Issue #319 - Manusmriti, Varnas, and Colonial Experiments

Artificial barriers to even study and reflect were installed for the objective of dominance and subjugation. A bastardized version of our heritage was acceptable. And we faltered. A very deep look!

By Desh Kapoor

/ 26 Sep 2021

Insightful newsletter of Drishtikone: Issue #317 - Decoding Hindu Scriptures and 'Caste'

Who is a Brahman, Kshatriya, Vaishya, or Shudra? Are they levels within a society? Or components that define existence? What does Manusmriti and Gita say?

By Desh Kapoor

/ 12 Sep 2021