The Goddess plays a key role in Indic thought, most in Hinduism, quite a bit in Buddhism and to some degree in Jainism…
In Hinduism, God is both outside and inside, formless (nirguna) and of myriad different forms (saguna): mineral, plant, celestial body, animal, half-animal, half-human, male, female, even half-female…
At the center of the Indian national flag is a wheel. What does it represent?…
The body will have a full stop; but does the mind? Does the mind resist the death of the body and demands freedom from this physical tyranny?…
There are many words for sage in India: rishi, brahmin, yogi, sadhu, siddha, yati, kavi, sant, muni, shraman, tapasvi, guru, mahant, buddha, arhat, tirthankar, jina. But they really mean very different things…
All about wanting to see it written down on paper;about it being tangible…
Yoga,Tantra,Jogis,Nath-Panthis and all that come in this pantheon of mysticism and power…
My truth or your truth ?? My belief or your belief ?? No one can ever claim they know the answer to this one pertinent question…
A telling of the history of the Buddha and the different forms of Buddhism…