Song Of The Sanyasin
Swami Vivekananda's iconic Vedantic poem
Dharma
A Morphology of Vedic Creation Hymns
Continuing our series on the Veda in Sri Aurobindo's Light
Read MoreThe Coming and Going of All Things
A talk by Swamiji to government officers and published in the Yoga Vedanta Forest Weekly of Feb. 2, 1950.
Read MoreThe Satyameva Dialogues (5)
The Satyameva Dialogues consist of a series of conversations with various teachers and practitioners of Vedanta and spiritual Yoga. The present series is a dialogue on the Bhagavad Gita recorded over a period of several months.
Read MoreAhimsa and Self-Realization
A look at the relation between self-realization and non-violence (ahimsa) in the light of Jainism
Read MoreSwami Vivekananda And The Buddha
To Swami Vivekananda, Buddha was not only the greatest of Aryans, but also "the one absolutely sane man" that the world had ever seen...
Read MoreThe Satyameva Dialogues (4)
The Satyameva Dialogues consist of a series of conversations with various teachers and practitioners of Vedanta and spiritual Yoga. The present series is a dialogue on the Bhagavad Gita recorded over a period of several months.
Read MoreThe Great Vedic Gods
The first of our new series on the ancient wisdom of India, the origins of the Hindu dharma. The great Vedic Gods.
Read MoreDharma and Fourfold Social Order
A description of the deeper dharmic significance of the fourfold social order in Hindu dharma
Read MoreThe Satyameva Dialogues (3)
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.
Read MoreThe Satyameva Dialogues (2)
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.
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