Culturology

millet
Folkism, Culturology

“Millet”, The Sacred Grain: Tribal Wisdom & Spiritual Philosophy

“Millet”, The Sacred Grain: Tribal Wisdom & Spiritual Philosophy Read Post »

Millet as Sacred Companion In the semi-arid hills and plateaus of India, for countless generations, millet was not merely a cereal—it was sacred companion, anchor, offering, identity. For tribes like the Kutia Kondh (Odisha), Nyishi (Arunachal), Baiga, Gond, and many others, millets such as pearl millet, finger millet, foxtail millet, kodo millet, barnyard millet form […]

religiosity
Religiosity, Culturology

Does Religiosity Enhance Well-Being? – The Philosophical Underpinning

Does Religiosity Enhance Well-Being? – The Philosophical Underpinning Read Post »

Religiosity and Wellbeing Religion is as old as the human civilization. These are just like the peanut butter and the jam – two inseparable duo we can’t help but remain fascinated about. From the dawn of humanity when our forefathers fathomed about the mysteries of human life while gazing the stars, religion guided them at

Culturology, Folkism

Folklore and Folktale, Exploring the Echoes of Eternity: 7 Important Reasons for Preserving the Enduring Legacy of India

Folklore and Folktale, Exploring the Echoes of Eternity: 7 Important Reasons for Preserving the Enduring Legacy of India Read Post »

This blog post is a discussion on Indian folklore and folktales, importance of folklore to culture, with some fascinating examples of folklores from India, particularly Assam and a note of the threats to the continuity of Indian folklore.

Scroll to Top