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.
Drishtikone Newsletter #358: A Fight to the Finish?
Against all sane logic, Pakistani leadership has been abusing and demonizing Indian PM Modi and his ruling party as Hindu hatred is being mainstreamed. In an era of global politics built on Hindu Hatred - what does it mean for Hindus and geopolitics?
Drishtikone Newsletter #357: Impending Destruction of Punjab and Sikhism
Between Conversions, Addiction, and Terrorism, we are looking at a convergence of forces within Punjab that can destroy it fully. Sikhism has lost its spiritual roots. We are staring at an impending disaster!
How Foreign Gods Destroyed Polynesian and African Cultures and knowledge systems
Polynesians were amazing people. In small canoes they went from the coasts and
found islands in the middle of the ocean several thousand kilometers to live and
thrive.
Polynesians, the Sea-faring masters
Their lives were built around their understanding of the ocean and the land and
nature itself. These Polynesians
Trance movie review – Story of the Crazy World of Christian Evangelism
When you blend Vincent Vadakkan’s document with Fahad Faasil’s electricity in a
50,000-watt mixer with 10,000,000 RPM motor called Anwar Rasheed and add to it a
handful of Gautham Menon, give it a generous shake of Dileesh Pothan and a shot
of Chemban Vinod and
Shaheen Bagh Extension – Leftist-Liberal Plan to Weaponize Kids for Creating Anarchy
The Christians in the Roman Empire had begun asserting themselves in the first
half of the 4th century. In that half particularly, they were in the mode of
dismantling the entire Greek/Pagan society. It’s Gods, temples, philosophers,
their work, sciences, libraries. Everything. Something that the world has not
The Murder of Hypatia: How Christian Fanatics tore apart the Greatest Mathematician of her time
Hypatia – the great philosopher, astronomer and mathematician of her time, has
been depicted by the Christian writers in erotic ways. Reverend Charles
Kingsley, for example, talked about her curved lips and beauty of her “every
line”.
This, when Hypatia was rather austere and removed from the pleasures of heart
and