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Love & Sexuality Insights from Vyasa’s Mahabharata for Gen Z

Step into the enigmatic world of Vyasa's Mahabharata, where tales of kings and queens intertwine with divine mysteries. Uncover hidden narratives of love, desire, and agency, as we explore the unconventional relationships that defy societal norms. Join us as we challenge misconceptions and rediscover the timeless wisdom of the Vedic tradition, offering insights that resonate with the modern world. Dive into the epic and discover a new perspective on morality, sexuality, and spirituality.

How the Concept of Atmana Led to the Discovery of Zero

The discovery of zero was catalyzed by the concept of Atmana. Non-Vedic or Indic civilizations grappled with its understanding due to their limited grasp of the mind and consciousness. Atman, symbolizing consciousness, stands as the pivotal, intangible element for securing mental wellbeing.

Embracing Yogic Wisdom for Mental Health

Discover the deep-rooted link between ancient Yogic wisdom and contemporary mental well-being. Explore the Yogic perspective on the mind and embrace Yogic Counseling, an innovative approach grounded in timeless knowledge. Explore how these ancient Yogic practices provide invaluable guidance for achieving inner peace and holistic mental health healing.

Why You Must Never Rubbish Criticism

Criticism isn't abuse; it's a path to growth. Those who challenge us aren't enemies, but guides towards greater possibilities. Beware of sweet talk; true growth comes from questioning and patience.

Analysing Gen Z through the Perspective of Dharma

Unlock the secrets of Gen Z relationships through the lens of Dharma philosophy. Delve into the intricacies of modern dating terms and discover how they align with timeless principles of righteousness and morality. Explore the nuances of Situationships, Ghosting, and more, uncovering the path to genuine connection and fulfilment in today's digital age. In this article, Fellow of Vedic Management Center - Amisha Vernekar - seeks readers to understand, respect, and navigate the complexities of Gen...

Discovering Clarity, Amid Confusion and Chaos, with a Calm Mind

In today’s fast-paced and interconnected world, the illusion of freedom often masks the reality of being bound by our minds. Despite the belief that we are free to make choices, our decisions are heavily influenced by our mental conditioning and external stimuli. This article explores the cycle of despair perpetuated by mindless creations and consumptions in today’s society and delves into the significance of cultivating a calm mind amidst chaos.

Awakening Your Mind: Exploring the Four States

Discover the hidden realms of consciousness and the intricacies of the mind in this article. Delve into the profound insights from Yogic texts, unveiling the four states of Mind: Jagrata, Swapna, Sushupti, and Turiya. Gain a deeper understanding of Mana (Mind) and Atmana (Consciousness) as we explore these states and their significance in our daily lives. Learn how to distinguish true awakening from mere awareness of surroundings and uncover the path to a genuine understanding of the mind and th...

Know Your Hitashatru

In everyone's life, there's that one person who quietly works against your interests while pretending to be a friend. It's crucial to identify this #Hitashatru for your success and well-being. Stay vigilant, stay wise!

Is there a God or no God?

Dive into the depths of existential inquiry with this enlightening discussion on the timeless question: "Is there a God or no God?" In this video U. Mahesh Prabhu explores the profound insights of a Vedic Rishi who offers a unique perspective on this age-old debate.

Importance of Forgiveness & Not Hating

Forgiveness isn't easy or natural, but it's essential for peace of mind. Learn to forgive thankless people in your life. Holding onto grudges breeds hate. Remember what Vashistha told Rama: You may not become the person you love, but you'll adopt the qualities of those you hate. If you can't love, be indifferent, but never hate.