Dhīti is a blog for long form essays, expressions of civilizational voice, cinema and literature review, and more.
Work. Life. Balance.
An exploration of the historical forces and psychological needs that shape the current world which we inhabit, and why the traditional Hindu understanding of the world is a comprehensive, integrated solution to those same universal human needs.
Maragatham
19 min read
Dharma Today
Rationalism or Prejudice? The Hypocrisy in Attacking Dr. Kamakoti and the Need for IKS in Education
The benefits of gaumūtra are well-established both in Ayurveda and medical literature. Despite this, the Director of IIT Madras, Dr. Kamakoti’s endorsement of gaumūtra's therapeutic values, sparks backlash, revealing the hypocrisy of those attacking his religious beliefs while claiming to champion rationalism. The article calls for the integration of Indian Knowledge Systems in education to cultivate open-mindedness and respect for traditional practices.
Sai Priya Chodavarapu
7 min read
Indian Knowledge Systems
Tellings and Retellings - Adapting Hindu Mythology to Cinema
Learning how to balance creative liberty with respect for religious and cultural texts is the key to crafting stories that honor our stories while also being able to captivate modern audiences of all ages. This article explores what makes a compelling adaptation and what storytellers can do to perfect their vision of bringing Hindu lore to life on screen.
Sai Priya Chodavarapu
8 min read
Cinema And Books
Book Review | Evolution in Four Dimensions - Genetic, Epigenetic, Behavioral, and Symbolic Variation in the History of Life
Jablonka and Lamb's 'Evolution in Four Dimensions' which challenges traditional views of evolution by weaving epigenetics, behavior, and culture into a compelling narrative that redefines how we understand life's complexity.
Sai Priya Chodavarapu
13 min read
Cinema And Books
The Empire of Threads and Silver - How Colonialism Unraveled India’s Trade Legacy
Revisiting India’s economic heritage, this article explores the colonial misrepresentation of India as solely agrarian, shedding light on its vibrant history of trade, craftsmanship, and innovation through insights from the works of Sri Ravinder Sharma Guruji.
Dr. Anurag Shukla
7 min read
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