The Journey towards Ultimate Freedom
- The Five Vows for Happiness
A Vrata, simply put, is a vow. There is no religion that doesn’t prescribe or include different kinds of vows. … More - Parenting on the Spiritual Path
Becoming a parent is one of the most rewarding experiences that life can offer and also one of the most … More - Five things you must know before you start studying the Bhagavad Gita
Most of us who study the Bhagavad Gita consider it a Hindu text and relate to its teachings in the … More - The Religion of the Bhagavad Gita
It’s vacation season in many places in the western world. As travel has opened up after the pandemic, tourist destinations … More - Understanding Samsara
A samsari is similar to a person trying to be debt-free by paying a credit card bill using another credit card. - Value in Focus: Vairāgyam | DispassionI wrote this for a monthly Vedanta newsletter. Reproducing the same article here. There are two main reasons why we … More
- Understanding the Practice of Vedanta
Here is an easy understanding of the path to Moksha as laid out in Vedanta tradition. Having said that, I … More - 55 Pearls of Wisdom from ‘The Autobiography of a Yogi’
I took to reading this book again after over two decades. A new friend was instrumental in getting me to … More - There is no different Spiritual World
Many religions ultimately try to address the problem of happiness & freedom and they do so by getting you to … More - Human Suffering and its Panacea
Time and again, the wise sages and prophets of the lore have reiterated this fact: All of life is suffering. … More - The light of Thich Nhat Hanh
The great teacher Thich Nhat Hanh passed away yesterday at the ripe age of 95 at the Từ Hiếu Temple … More - There are no different paths to Moksha
In this post, I would like to clarify the most common misconceptions about Moksha viz. that there are different paths … More
An Indian Father’s Parenting & Spiritual Journey 