Hinduism
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A Change of Language
Language is dynamic. And since words create worlds, the world is dynamic. This dynamism is seen in religion too.
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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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Hindu, not Homophobic
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.
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Celebration of uniqueness
The strong matters as it will survive; the weak matters because it enables others to survive.
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Hearing Sita’s Silence
Draupadi as she screams for blood and demands vengeance, and not the quiet Sita who bears the brunt of Ram’s rule-following and decision-making.
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The yearning for a full stop
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?
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One or many faces of Divinity
In a world that is increasingly realizing the value of diversity, there needs to be diversity in how one is allowed to approach the divine.
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The story of Ram’s elder sister
In keeping with the times where we want to celebrate our girl children too.
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Daughters of Shiva
We are all aware of the famous sons;here is something about the daughters as well.
