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An exploration of the myriad forms of Tripurā—from the aniconic Śrīcakra to her radiant, corporeal manifestations —situating the Goddess’s iconography and theology within the Tripurārahasya and other traditions.
Vijayadaśamī (also referred to as Daśaharā) is the celebration of the auspicious Vijaya-muhūrta of the Daśamī tithi in the month of Āśvina. It occurs the day after Mahānavamī of Śāradīya Navarātri.
The making of modern Baroda: Sayajirao Gaekwad III and the power of education.
A reflection to move past borrowed rituals and rediscover the Bhāratīya paramparā that makes birthdays meaningful, sustainable, and spiritually enriching.
Gaṇeśa revealed as Ādi-Tattva - the Supreme who transforms curses into blessings.
Discover the evolution of Ganesha from Vinayaka, bringer of obstacles, to Vighneshvara, remover of obstacles. This article explores his myths, iconography, and rise as one of the most loved Hindu gods.
Did Rāvaṇavadha result in brahmahatyā doṣa for Rāmacandra? Does the answer change when we look at it through the lens of formal knowledge, the current socio-political discourse, and religious traditions?
Gaṇeśa Caturthī is a time of deep spiritual cleansing as well as beginning anew by harnessing the auspicious energies around us.