Neema Majumdar and Surya Tahora are organizing a retreat to throw light on the spiritual teachings of Vedanta. This is intended to be an exposure to the Vedantic vision in a natural environment without any distractions, which can bring about… Continue Reading
One of the most beautiful concepts in the Indian philosophical tradition is that of the Yajna – a sincere acknowledgement of all that we have received from the universe and it’s beings and in return, an equally sincere offering of gratitude to… Continue Reading
India had a long, rich tradition of critical inquiry and scientific output spanning at least thousand years prior to the advent of European education. This tradition produced monumental works in numerous fields of human endeavor including spirituality, art, architecture, wellness,… Continue Reading
Amrita Darshanam — International Centre for Spiritual Studies, in association with Nārivāda, Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA), is organizing a three-day national seminar on “Śakti Worship in India” from September 21 to 23, 2018 at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Kollam, Kerala. More than 25… Continue Reading
Chinmaya International Foundation, Ernakulam, will be conducting “Master Gita Master Life” – a 20 month online and onsite camp on all 18 chapters of the Bhagavad Gita. The sessions will be conducted by by Swami Advayanandaji on every 2nd Saturday and Sunday of the… Continue Reading
The Indian philosophical tradition is one that goes back to time immemorial. Over the ages, various systems of philosophy flourished and grew on this land and thanks to their immense practicality and rigour, remains relevant even today. There is no… Continue Reading
Srinivasa Ramanujan was the greatest Mathematical mind to emerge from India in the last century and one of the brightest of all time. His findings took the mathematical world of his day by storm and his papers are being studied… Continue Reading
The purusharthas are four fundamental pursuits of human life often spoken about in Hinduism -Dharma, Artha, Kama and Moksha. Dharma is living in concordance with certain rules, with the aim of upholding an order and nourishing life. Artha is the… Continue Reading
