JANMAASHTAMI= Birth+ the Eighth day of the Waning moon THE BIRTH OF KRISHNA, THE EIGHTH INCARNATION OF VISHNU, ‘MAINTAINER OF DHARMA, COSMIC ORDER’, ALLUDES TO THE BIRTH OF WISDOM IN THE HUMAN SOUL. The major…
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Beyond good and evil. The battle of 1000 me’s with the Real ‘I’ – by Meena Kaushik
I have grown up hearing the story, watching movies and TV shows, based on the great Indian epic The Mahabharata. For years it has remained just a story of war between good and evil, and right…
The Bhagavad Gita. A guide to navigating the battle of Life. – A Review by Vinita Kaushik Kapur.
Sacred texts often suffer deification, an action that is a prelude to the loss of true meaning. Ravi Ravindra (Professor Emeritus, Dalhousie U.); Science and the Sacred; Heart Without Measure, etc., has brought the Bhagavad Gita out of that…
Gurdjieff Work and the Teaching of Krishna – Ravi Ravindra
Ravi Ravindra [This article was published in Gurdjieff:Essays and Reflections on the Man and his Teaching, ed. J. Needleman andG. Baker (New York: Continuum, 1996). Also published in R. Ravindra; Spiritual Roots of Yoga] “If…
The Bhagavad Gita in a nutshell
Bhagavad means ‘blessed’ and Gita means ‘song’. Thus Bhagavad Gita is ‘The Song of the Blessed One’, referring to Krishna, an incarnation of the Highest Divinity. The title is also written as Bhagavadgītā when the…