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Tattvabodha Mind Map Tattvabodha of Adi Sankaracharya is an excellent introductory work for any student of Vedanta. This is a mind map (partial) of the core concepts discussed in Tattvabodha. The translation by Sw. Gurubhaktananda of Chinamaya Mission has been used here.
Tattvabodha of Adi Sankaracharya is an excellent introductory work for any student of Vedanta. This is a mind map (partial) of the core concepts discussed in Tattvabodha. The translation by Sw. Gurubhaktananda of Chinamaya Mission has been used here.
Read moreThe Ardent Discipleship of Shri Adi Shankara Bhagavatpada Smt. Varalakshmi writes on Adi Sankaracharya. On this auspicious Guru Poornima we are humbled to share that, we have the blessed fortune of receiving Shri Adi Shankara Bhagavatpada Vigraham to be kept in our new Kriya Dhyanalayam space.
On this auspicious Guru Poornima we are humbled to share that, we have the blessed fortune of receiving Shri Adi Shankara Bhagavatpada Vigraham to be kept in our new Kriya Dhyanalayam space.
Read moreParnika Ashadha Month
In this issue of Parnika we touch upon important aspects of the Guru Tradition in India
Read moreBhishma’s advice to Yudhisthira on planting trees Ms. Prajna Cauvery writes about Bhishma’s advice to Yudhisthira on planting trees and the types of forests in Hindu tradition
Ms. Prajna Cauvery writes about Bhishma’s advice to Yudhisthira on planting trees and the types of forests in Hindu tradition
Read moreMicrobiome : The key to health Smt. Varalakshmi summarizes a recent article on connecting microbiota and ethnicity. Increased urbanisation and movement away from rural farming has decreased microbial diversity especially in the human gut. Learn how this impacts our health.
Increased urbanisation and movement away from rural farming has decreased microbial diversity especially in the human gut. Learn how this impacts our health.
Read moreParnika Aani Month 2019
Namaste Participants of the Himalayan Yatra share their experience in this edition of Parnika. Read the Kandhar Anubhuti, Indian Scicomm and Thirumoolar Series in this[…]
Read moreHindu perspective of Gomata For thousands of years in our civilizational history, Hindus have worshipped cows, looking upon the cow as their own mother, Gomata. The reason for this is not because it is a rule written in our scriptures and we ought to follow it. Rather, it is based on science, most importantly, it is looking at the cow from an evolutionary point of view.
For thousands of years in our civilizational history, Hindus have worshipped cows, looking upon the cow as their own mother, Gomata. The reason for this is not because it is a rule written in our scriptures and we ought to follow it. Rather, it is based on science, most importantly, it is looking at the cow from an evolutionary point of view.
Read moreParnika Monthly Magazine Chaitra 2019
In this issue of Parnika we touch upon important aspects of Indian culture and tradition including its knowledge traditions and perspective on cows. […]
Read moreBrothers meet after a Yuga: Hanuman and Bhima This is an amazing story of how the two Vayu Putras: Hanuman and Bhima meet in the forest. This episode is also the favorite of the traditional dancers of Kerala
This is an amazing story of how the two Vayu Putras: Hanuman and Bhima meet in the forest. This episode is also the favorite of the traditional dancers of Kerala
Read moreHow Krishna solved a clash among the Pandavas Krishna has unique solutions to unique problems. Here is an instance where he brought harmony among the Pandava brothers when a major clash was about to break.
Krishna has unique solutions to unique problems. Here is an instance where he brought harmony among the Pandava brothers when a major clash was about to break.
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