The sexual degradation that has overtaken humanity today. — In front of the man, there is a great illusion. It bothers him in the form of a woman. There is a large illusion in front of the woman as well and it comes to her in the form of a man. You can visit Amsterdam, London, or New York…

The Upanishadic View on Finite and Infinite reality of human Consciousness. — The Upanishads deduce that of finite objects the individual self has the biggest reality. It reaches closest to the nature of the absolute, though it is not the absolute itself. There are paragraphs where the finite self is looked upon as a contemplation of the cosmos. The whole world is…

The importance of Hindu Scriptures (Vedas) in Corporates. — Organization and administration systems have been there since the advent of human society. As globalization takes place and the issues of management whether in administration system or commercial enterprise have, not to be global but also multicultural, the need to survey other cultural arises. …

A journey of understanding the Brahma within me — My understanding of philosophic writings being very scanty, I may be false when I indicate that this is just a philosophic conversation about the Upanishads in English, but, at any pace, the absence of kindness and honor showed in it for these some of the broadly spiritual and sacred words…

A secret to cultivating high energy thoughts — In the Vedic belief, there is no indication of the extraordinary or the supernatural. The Rishi who utilized these abilities had obtained them by an advanced self-culture. …

Controversy about the women’s condition shows what role they hold in any given community at a given point in time. The condition of women varies across place and time because their situation is assumed by prevailing civic pattern and social connections. …

The Vedic Sanskrit imitates a still initial stratum in the advancement of language. Even in its external marks it is less restricted than any classical tongue; it exceeds in a variety of aspects and inflexions; it is fluid and ambiguous, yet richly subtle in its function of examples and tenses…

As the motivating force behind every birth or product, there should be a purpose, either existence (sat) or nonexistence. Exactly what transformation takes place? The cause (karana) undergoes change (vikara) and gets transformed into the effect (karya). Well, existence has no change, so no birth is possible from it. Nonexistence…

The distinctions of waking state, dream state, and sleep state (viswa, taijasa, and prajna) are but appearances imposed on the Atma; that is to say, the Atma continues the same, unaffected by the waking, dreaming, and deep- sleep stages of man’s existence. This Atma and the Atma that one refers…