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The Unity of Knowledge - A Tribute to E.O Wilson

A vision is not an easy thing to cultivate, especially when being tied up in the mundanities of life. Thankfully, we have the work of great men to guide us. This is our tribute to the great humanist and naturalist, Edward Wilson.

Anshuman Panda 7 min read

Culture And Policy

When Quantum Physicists Read the Upaniṣads

Western science, built on reason, made a shocking discovery in the 20th century that rocked it to its core. The discovery: Reality rests on a substrate of weird. The western mind needed a 'blood transfusion from eastern thought' - but those can be tricky.

Jash Dholani 6 min read

Dharma Today

Universal Ideas from Patañjali’s Yoga Sūtras on Mind and Mental Health - Philosophy and Practice

The construction of the models of mind and mental health from the Western paradigm is demonstrably incomplete, attempting symptomatic relief. This has led to the utter neglect of the inner world, self-awareness, experiential realities and insights from the Indic Knowledge Systems (such as Yoga, Vedānta, Āyurveda etc.).

Chopra et al. 0 min read

Indian Knowledge Systems

What Carl Jung Learnt from India

Jung once wrote on India - It is quite possible that India is the real world, and that the white man lives in a madhouse of abstractions.

Jash Dholani 6 min read

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The Unity of Knowledge - A Tribute to E.O Wilson

When Quantum Physicists Read the Upaniṣads

Universal Ideas from Patañjali’s Yoga Sūtras on Mind and Mental Health - Philosophy and Practice

What Carl Jung Learnt from India