The Amber Alchemist: Assam Tea and the Bitter-Sweet Taste of Enlightenment Read Post »
Assam Tea: A Universe in Your Cup Stop for a moment. Just stop. Look at the cup in your hand. Notice the colour—that deep, luminous amber, the colour of a sunrise over the Brahmaputra. Inhale its scent: malt, earth, a hint of distant woodsmoke. This is not just a beverage. This is a portal. For […]
From Stone to Spirit: How Indian Architecture Shapes Inner Awareness Read Post »
Indian Architecture: More Than Just Stone What if a building could change you? Not just shelter you from the rain or impress you with its beauty, but actually alter your state of consciousness? What if the very space you stood in was meticulously designed to quiet your mind, elevate your spirit, and guide you on
Can Faith and Reason Coexist? How Sanatan Dharma Makes Spirituality Rational Read Post »
Also read about religiosity and wellbeing here. Sanatan Dharma & Spirituality We live in an age of intellectual polarization. On one side stands the fortress of rigid religion, often demanding blind faith, asserting dogma as absolute truth, and sometimes seeming to defy logic and scientific progress. On the other side stands the bastion of militant
Kamakhya: Where Historicity Meets Awakening – The Unbroken Thread of Tantric Wisdom Read Post »
Introduction: The Living Pulse of an Ancient Tradition What if a single geographic location could serve as a perfect, unbroken bridge between a millennia-old past and a dynamically living present? What if the very soil beneath your feet was not just historically significant, but alive with a spiritual current so potent it promises transformation? Nestled
Zubeen Garg, A Voice of Consciousness In the vast, often superficial landscape of popular music, where beats often overshadow meaning and hooks replace depth, the phenomenon of Zubeen Garg emerged not merely as an artist, but as a cultural seismograph and a spiritual cartographer. He was not just a voice that sang; he was a
“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
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
Arunachal Pradesh is a culturally rich state in India. Its diverse tribes, like the Singpho, enchant with vibrant folktales, weaving wisdom and humor into stories that reflect deep connections to nature and tradition.
Heera Mandi unveils the vibrant history of Lahore’s famed district, blending the opulence of Mughal courts with the shadows of colonialism.
