A Material Civilization Easterners are justified in reproaching modern Western civilisation for its exclusive materialism, a phenomenon that arises from modernity. The term “materialism”, first introduced by the philosopher Berkeley…
Author’s The Crisis of the Modern World diagnoses modernity as a civilisation estranged from the sacred, where reason supplants intellect & progress veils truth
The Crisis of the Modern World portrays modernity as a civilisation estranged from the sacred, where reason replaces intellect and progress veils truth
Pankaj Saxena’s Svayambodha and Shatrubodha explores Sanatana Dharma’s structure, depth & continuity, highlighting erosive ideas & systems
Dr. Pingali Gopal’s review sheds new light on Manusmriti, urging us to see it beyond borrowed lenses. Rooted, nuanced and deeply relevant
BHU’s journey: From Malaviya and Besant’s roots to navigating colonialism, identity and secularism. A nuanced exploration of India’s cultural heritage
India’s cultural & political renaissance through Sri Aurobindo’s vision, calling for a civilizational revival rooted in spiritual and cultural heritage
Sri Aurobindo defends Indian art & literature from Western critiques, highlighting its unique spiritual & intuitive aesthetic
Sri Aurobindo’s The Foundations of Indian Culture and the Renaissance in India, defending Indian culture against colonial critiques like William Archer’s.
Every God has a thousand names, whether Visnu, Siva, Ganesa, Rama, Krsna, Ganga (the Ganges), Gayatri, Sita, Kali, Durga, or Sarasvati.
Ram Swarup’s ‘The Word as Revelation’ Explore how Vedic Gods’ names, like Agni, Indra & Sun, symbolize physical & spiritual truths, revealing unity in diversity
Words in their diversity inevitably pointed toward unity. Ordinary objects tend to yield larger meanings and become symbols of a larger reality
This article exploring the etymology of words, inspired by Shri Ram Swarup’s work, revealing historical, psychological and cultural connections
Ram Swarup explores the metaphysical dimensions of language, highlighting its sacred role as a bridge between consciousness & reality & its four stages of vāk.
Aurobindo’s view of the Vedas as a spiritual roadmap, brimming with cosmic mysteries, while Western scholars confine them to mere ritualistic interpretations
Dr Pingali Gopal is a Paediatric and Neonatal Surgeon practicing in Warangal.
