2009
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An Elephant called Ashwatthama
In life,in most situations,there is always more than what meets the eye.
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Decoding Lakshmi
Through the concept of Lakshmi we understand how ancient Indians understood wealth.
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The Context of the Mahabharata
To understand the Mahabharata we have to appreciate the Ramayana and to appreciate both we need to appreciate the Vedas.
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Hands of Jagannath
A deity without hands, feet, eyelids, lips or ears, but an eternal smile celebrating the imperfection of human existence.
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Butter or Blood
The similarity between the apparently dissimiliar Bhagavata Krishna and the Mahabharata Krishna
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The Book of Kings
The Shahnamah is the great epic of Iran that tells the magical tales of kings who ruled Persia before the advent of the Arabs.
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Lakshmi’s Owl
Is this mysterious companion of the goddess, her twin elder sister, Alakshmi, goddess of strife?
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Answer the question, Vikramaditya!
The Vikram & Vetal Method of Training’ is based on a collection of Sanskrit tales known as Vetal-pachisi, the twenty five tales of the ghost.
