The Wonder that Is the Gita
The Gita is one of the greatest national treasures of India. This article explores some fascinating aspects of this monumental work.
The Gita as Trope
This is a drama worthy of a Shakespeare, but in an Indic setting, and the stakes are far higher than just the life of one person. This is a plot on a scale humanity has not seen in any literature since...
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An objective reassessment of Gandhi and Gandhism in a contemporary context
Read MoreThe Gita, Chapter 4, Sloka 24
A reflection on one of the most beautiful slokas of the Gita that gives us the essence of the Veda
Read MoreSri Aurobindo and His Relevance
The Age of Sri Aurobindo is here...Excerpted from a talk on Sri Aurobindo and His Relevance in Present-Day India delivered by Dr. Pariksith Singh recently in Jaipur.
Read MoreThe Semiology of Veda
The Vedas may be approached from diverse perspectives, each adding yet another dimension to our understanding of the Vedas. We present here a semiological perspective on the Veda.
Read MoreSri Krishna on the Veda
The Gita is often considered the thirteenth Upanishad, and in the eyes of our traditions, it is Narayana Vak, equal in value to a Sruti. We can say that the Gita is a practical manual of the knowledge contained as symbols in Veda and as intuitive revelations in the Upanishads.
Read MoreFrom a Son to His Father
A Satyameva tribute to one who lived, as best as he could, the Dharma in a long and active public life
Read MoreThe Evolution of Sankhya
A reprint of Pariksith Singh's original article on Sankhya philosophy
Read Moreऋग वेद का अंतिम सूक्त
ऋग वेद का अंतिम सूक्त मेरे विचार से इनके सबसे स्नेह से भरे सूक्तों में से एक है...
Read MoreA Morphology of Vedic Creation Hymns
Continuing our series on the Veda in Sri Aurobindo's Light
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