Man is known by the company he keeps : We all have individual microbial cloud
Man is known by the company he keeps. Above phrase is popular cultural conclusion. There is no science involved but ...
Read MoreBottled Water and Hormonal rage
So when you aboard a train or a bus or go on long drive, you prefer to carry bottled water ...
Read MoreDharmic living : Penultimate prevention of illnesses
Strong immune system does not mean lack of sickness but lack of prolonged symptoms of sickness and quick restoration. Quick ...
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The eternal thread Sanatana Dharma : From Africa to Polynesia
Recently, there was a news about Migrants from India settled in Australia 4,000 years ago before Captain Cook’s arrival There are ...
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Pitru Paksha : The ultimate and mandatory give back
In consumer society, mass-attitude is to consume. Giving back is mere show off business organized by some charity organizations. We ...
Read MoreNGO: Outsourcing Sva-dharma
In Bharat, स्वधर्म (duties towards non-self i.e. Family, Society, Nation, Universe) was never outsourced. What is my duty towards self, ...
Read MorePerversion of Dharma based self-realization Tools
If you want to do survey, do it. You will find that, majority of us are either incapable of or ...
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The Aja (Goat) metaphor
अज = बकरी? 1) अज = Goat 2) अज = Ayurvedic Aushadhi ‘Aja’ or ‘अज’ also mean ‘moon’ or ‘Self’. ...
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Childhood, toys and psychological impact
What is common among breath [prana], time, sun, horse and the Universe? They all are वेगवान. All of them has ...
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Sacred Grove : Lost tradition, lost microbial diversity, lost Prana
Every community of pre-British India had social responsibility to grow and protect groves. They were called sacred groves. There used ...
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Country and Culture
Your whims and fancies may trigger a thought that culture and nation are two different domains but I suggest that ...
Read MoreWar front: Media driven perception management
We are at war-front. Great war against perception-management. The TV came on its own as an instrument of perception-management during ...
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