Relevance of ancient Indian...
The word ‘guru’ means heavy, in Sanskrit. It also means teacher. Heavy meaning, one who is...
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Relevance of ancient Indian...
In Sanskrit, the other word for churning-up is ‘manthan’. It’s only when the mind is...
Relevance of ancient Indian...
When we say humility, it’s not necessary that we should bow down to the teacher or fall at his...
Relevance of ancient Indian...
This means the state of changing—that which keeps changing continuously—marks the beginning of...
Relevance of ancient Indian...
This beautiful hymn of the Rig Veda is about thinking together.Sam gachadhvam sam vadadhvam sam...
Relevance of ancient Indian...
It’s good to interject sometimes with stories that are relevant to the topic, okay? This...
Relevance of ancient Indian...
There is an ancient prayer that is chanted before any kind of study begins; it’s a beautiful...
Relevance of ancient Indian...
The Upanishads were taught in forest hermitages. It’s not because the Rishis were afraid to...
Relevance of ancient Indian...
So, as I said, these two examples I have given you are hardly the full range of ideas that people...