Myth Theory
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Not without the Goddess
The Goddess plays a key role in Indic thought, most in Hinduism, quite a bit in Buddhism and to some degree in Jainism.
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Many Gitas
While Gita popularly refers only to Bhagavad Gita, there are many ‘Gitas’ in Indian literature.
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Birth of Death
To die, you must be alive, crave for life, withdraw from threats, seek protection and nourishment.
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The Doubtful Reality of Histories
History, for the rishis, is how we use imagination to make sense of the world.
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The Wheel has Many Spokes
At the center of the Indian national flag is a wheel. What does it represent?
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Dancing for Balram
But the underlying idea is one of seduction — to break the resolve of the hermit.
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Marks on the forehead
It is time to stop and look at them, decode them, understand what they mean, for locked in them is wisdom of our ancestors awaiting discovery.
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What luck
Go on and just accept that somethings happen due to sheer good luck.Sometimes,there is no rationalizing a certain happening.
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The Talking Thali
Food ! Baked,steamed,fried – served in courses or all at once – eaten with cutlery or without – the timing of consumption – the sequence of consumption ! It’s about food !
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The container of wisdom
The important thing is to realize that your value is not derived from petty virtues.
