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What does the Gita teach us about enduring life’s opposites? Explore Bhagavad Gita 2.14 and the wisdom of facing pleasure and pain, heat and cold, with equanimity. Join @PariksithSingh youtu.be/PhhaE_09JS4?si… @MakrandParanspe @AmazingVedas
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What holds us back when courage falters? Explore Gita 2.2–2.3, where Krishna challenges Arjuna to rise above weakness, confusion and despair—and rediscover inner strength. Join @PariksithSingh youtu.be/eDAl1Upc8F8?si… @MakrandParanspe @AmazingVedas
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India as an abode for spiritual living: a rich Dialogue with @MakrandParanspe on dharma, civilizational continuity, and the forces that allow it to endure, adapt and flourish. Watch this episode youtu.be/Wy5p60PltsE?si… @PariksithSingh @AmazingVedas
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Who truly kills, and who can ever be killed? Explore Gita 2.19–2.20 and Krishna’s profound teaching on the eternal, unborn and indestructible nature of the Self. Join @PariksithSingh youtu.be/0mwl_Axb1vw?si… @MakrandParanspe @AmazingVedas
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[HTML] We Can Be Heroes
Hindutva comes to “implicitly cast the state as if it were or could be deeply
democratic and nonviolent institution”, as Wendy Brown has taught us. Yet recall the …
Levinas and Aurobindo: Rebirth through Imprisonment
political captivity in a Nazi labor camp and a British colonial prison respectively –
transfigured imprisonment into a site of ontological transformation. Employing critical …
Practicing Comparative Literature in India: Geopolitics in a Pluralist Ethical Frame
displays the potential for understanding alterity. India, a single nation constructed as
a federation, of twenty-eight states and nine union territories, recognizes, by the VIII …
Necropolitical atmospheres: violence and vulnerability in the films of Pallavi Paul
threat of violence, since a Hindutva procession is scheduled to pass by at nightfall.
One interviewee recalls how a mob wielding hooks, chains and knives approached …
THE OTHER INDIA: Civilizational Survival, Democracy, and the Battle for Historical Truth
provinces, but as Bhawani Bharati—a living spiritual motherland. For Aurobindo,
India’s freedom was essential not just for its own people, but to provide a spiritual …
[PDF] Indian Conception of 'Nation & State' in IR: The Janapada System
for inclusivity by incorporating intellectual traditions from regions like Latin America,
Africa, and Asia. This shift contributes to the ‘Global IR’concept, as introduced by …
[PDF] From Guru-Shishya Paradigm of Mentoring in the Indian Knowledge System
development of an … Yoga philosophy of Patanjali: Containing his yoga aphorisms
with Vyasa's commentary in Sanskrit and a translation with annotations including …
Historical Dictionary of Ancient India
culture along the Indus River and in farming communities in the southern lands of
India, the history of India is punctuated by constant integration with migrating …
Why Faith Matters: A Worldly, Cosmopolitan Account of the Virtue of Faith
Mother, Mirra Alfassa, moving to New York City, where in 1970 he established a
meditation for peace practice at the United Nations headquarters. He actively sought …
[PDF] Dharma as a Design Logic for Global Governance: An Indic Civilisational Framework for Innovation, Sustainability, and Institutional Trust
complexity, and ambiguity (VUCA) and of brittleness, anxiety, non-linearity, and
incomprehensibility (BANI) that expose a persistent deficit in prevailing paradigms …
Global Business Innovations: Inclusion and Expansion
frameworks that enable organizations to thrive in complex global markets while
fostering diversity, equity, and sustainable development. The book features research …
