Ramayana Kalpavrksam 2026

Ramayana Kalpavrksam 2026 unfolded as a deeply immersive cultural and intellectual experience, reaffirming the Rāmāyaṇa as a living civilizational presence rather than a distant epic. Read the highlights of this year.

Mahāśivarātri – The Day Dear to Śiva and Śakti

Mahāśivarātri is the night that is beloved to both - Śiva and Śakti, symbolizing the union of consciousness and energy. When observed with devotion, austerity, and vigil, this night is believed to offer a rare opportunity to harness cosmic energies and accelerate spiritual growth.

Gudiya Sambhrama 2026

Ghar evam Vastu: A Return to India’s Living Architectural Wisdom

The third volume of the Bharat Gatha series curated by the Late Guruji Ravindra Sharma ji’s devoted śiṣya, Sh. Ashish Kumar Gupta, brings forth Guruji’s timeless wisdom on Ghar evaṃ Vāstu— home and its sacred alignment.

Filming through the adhyātmika lens: A review of the film ‘Abhang Tukaram’

A review of a film exploring Sant Tukaram’s bhakti through the adhyātmika lens.

Bharatiya Jati/Gyati Vyavastha: Reclaiming the Living Wisdom of Jati and Varṇa - Bharat Gatha series

The seventh book of the Bharat Gatha series dedicated to Guruji Sh. Ravindra Sharma ji's lived wisdom reclaims Jāti as a living, knowledge-based ecosystem—rooted in jñāna and interdependence, that helped each village once thrive through 360+ skills.

India’s Village System: Bhāratīya grāma-vyavasthā - Bharat Gatha series

The 'Bharat Gatha' series of publications are reflections on Guruji Ravindra Sharma ji’s work, and the civilizational grammar of Bhārata, by Sh. Ashish Kumar Gupta. Through this sixth offering, one gets to delve deep into the Bhāratīya grāma vyavasthā.

Daṇḍanīti: The Ancient Science of Governance and the First Principles of Power

Timeless insights on the nature of political authority, the purpose of enforcement, and the essential duty of rulers to protect knowledge and culture for the welfare of society.

Vārtā: The Indic Vision of Sustainable Prosperity and Commerce

When economics was philosophy: how a classical Saṃskṛta text defines prosperity through productive knowledge, ecological embeddedness, and the integration of commerce with virtue.