Category grid

Is there such a thing as India? And if there is, how do we define it? Is it a nation? Or a civilization?

The Satyameva Dialogues consist of a series of recorded and transcribed conversations between Sri Manu and Acharya Nirankar. Acharya Nirankar is a practitioner and teacher of Vedanta, Sri Manu a seeker and student of Vedanta.

So where there is attention, there is no centre which is the self, the 'me', the psyche...that is meditation

Keep far away where their breath can’t reach you and their breath travels very far and very deeply; don’t get contaminated by them, by their word, by their gesture, by their great knowledge; they have great knowledge but be far away from them where even you cannot find yourself

The Satyameva Dialogues consist of a series of recorded and transcribed conversations between Sri Manu and Acharya Nirankar. Acharya Nirankar is a practitioner and teacher of Vedanta, and Sri Manu, a seeker and student.

"In many respects, Yoga may appear to be identical with religion, and yet the distinction is very vast." An analysis of the difference between religion and Yoga.

A description of 'yajna' or sacrifice, one of the most significant aspects of Sanatan dharma.

A critical exploration of Sri Aurobindo's place in, and contribution to, Indian philosophy

An exploration into the deeper significance of myths and legends in the Dharmic tradition

And this Sun, this Sun of divine laughter is at the centre of all things, the truth of all things: we must learn to see it, to feel it, to live it...