Collated by Tusar Nath Mohapatra
Introduction: Humanity at the Cosmic Crossroads
T Kochetkova - Transhumanism and Divine Humanity in Global …, 2027
… In the Indian tradition, this ideal appears as the Divine Human, articulated by Sri
Aurobindo, whose vision shares common ground with the mystical universalism of
philosophers like Teilhard de Chardin and Vladimir Sergeevich Solovyov in conceiving …
Aurobindo, whose vision shares common ground with the mystical universalism of
philosophers like Teilhard de Chardin and Vladimir Sergeevich Solovyov in conceiving …
Devi and the “Borderlinking” of the Human and the Divine in Hindu Shakta Traditions: Avataras in the Matrix of Shakti
A Mukhopadhyay - Transhumanism and Divine Humanity in Global …, 2027
… However, while both Parrinder (1970, 113– 116) and Wolfers (2017, 289– 290)
insist that Sri Aurobindo’s emphasis on the sufferings of the avatara is influenced by
his exposure to Christianity, we must remember that the traditional Hindu approach …
insist that Sri Aurobindo’s emphasis on the sufferings of the avatara is influenced by
his exposure to Christianity, we must remember that the traditional Hindu approach …
Holistic Approaches for Women's Sustainable Health: An Introduction
FS Hayyat, V Gopinath, SBA Gul - Holistic Approaches for Women's Sustainable …, 2026
… emotional experiences to physiological processes, highlighting the integral
relationship between mental and emotional dimensions [34]. … Scientific studies on
yoga indicate its impact on stress reduction, improvements in mental health, and …
relationship between mental and emotional dimensions [34]. … Scientific studies on
yoga indicate its impact on stress reduction, improvements in mental health, and …
The Deceitful Brahman: The Veil of Maya in The Tempest
A Ballesteros-González - The Universal Shakespeare Creed, 2027
… Although as members of the audience in the theatre and as individuals in the ‘real’
world, we are under the intricate veil of maya, as Sri Aurobindo asserts, the reality of
the world when we are inhabiting it and, by extension, of the theatrical performance …
world, we are under the intricate veil of maya, as Sri Aurobindo asserts, the reality of
the world when we are inhabiting it and, by extension, of the theatrical performance …
[PDF] Global Journal of Arts Humanity and Social Sciences
AK Gupta, G Ahuja - 2026
Objective: This paper examines how Indian mothers navigate through the
challenging terrain―between cradle and career‖ by critically examining the
relationship between maternal and professional responsibilities. The Maternity …
challenging terrain―between cradle and career‖ by critically examining the
relationship between maternal and professional responsibilities. The Maternity …
Reimagining Learner-Centred Education for Sustainability in India: A Perspective Grounded in Epistemic (In) Justice
MN Mahesh - Nurturing Minds for Tomorrow
With reference to the Indian context, this chapter explores the boundaries of a learner-centred
pedagogy for sustainable development in postcolonial settings. Drawing on the
conceptual framework of epistemic (in)justice, it examines the systemic discourse …
pedagogy for sustainable development in postcolonial settings. Drawing on the
conceptual framework of epistemic (in)justice, it examines the systemic discourse …
Yogic Consciousness and Mental Health: A Conceptual Framework from Patanjali Yoga Sutras
R Govindaraj, P Chowdhury, S Bharti, A Sasidharan… - Mind, Brain, and …, 2026
… Patanjali Yoga … Yoga Sutras (PYS). This study presents a three-tier model of
the consciousness-matter complex, providing deeper insights into the foundations of
positive psychological well-being and the origin of mental health dysfunction. The …
the consciousness-matter complex, providing deeper insights into the foundations of
positive psychological well-being and the origin of mental health dysfunction. The …
[PDF] Nada Theory and Instrumental Music in the Context of the Indian Knowledge Tradition: An Analytical Study
M Verma
… Indian knowledge tradition considers music an integral part of life, influencing
human behaviour, experience, and social structure in a profound way. Thus, the
present study aims to analyse the nature and structure of instrumental music based …
human behaviour, experience, and social structure in a profound way. Thus, the
present study aims to analyse the nature and structure of instrumental music based …
32. Does AI contribute to ignorance and foster indifference, nihilism, and violent identity politics?
P Hervik - Handbook on Anthropology and Artificial Intelligence, 2026
… The Sutras of Patanjali also refer to the Sanskrit texts that explain the theory and
practice of yoga. … into meditation, guided by experienced yoga mentors and
supported by ongoing reflection. This was an attempt to explore how the popular use …
practice of yoga. … into meditation, guided by experienced yoga mentors and
supported by ongoing reflection. This was an attempt to explore how the popular use …
[PDF] Conversational AI and Predictive Vectorization for Intelligent Museum Ticketing
D Anand, N Gupta, L Anand - JOURNAL OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION
Museums serve as gateways to cultural heritage, yet traditional ticketing systems
often fall short in accessibility, personalization, and operational efficiency. We
propose an AI-driven chatbot-based ticketing system that incorporates real-time …
often fall short in accessibility, personalization, and operational efficiency. We
propose an AI-driven chatbot-based ticketing system that incorporates real-time …
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Transforming cultural identity: Textual analysis of Aawambo cultural practices in
three post-independence Namibian texts, is entirely my own work. I am, hereby …
Transforming cultural identity: Textual analysis of Aawambo cultural practices in
three post-independence Namibian texts, is entirely my own work. I am, hereby …
autobiographies, the authors narrate their experiences of grappling with their Namibian identity, particularly after returning from exile. Despite being citizens of Namibia, they often express a sense of displacement and struggle to fully embrace their national identity. Simataa (2019) highlights Namhila’s journey, noting that her prolonged exile led to a rupture in her connection to her homeland, as the memories she cherished from her childhood were shattered upon her return. Simataa (2019:132) reflects on Namhila’s struggle with identity, noting that her initial observation as a young “Oshiwambo girl whose perspective on her cultural oriented life-style is interrupted by the imminent presence of the apartheid South African army in her village”. (p.132).
