Indian Philosophy

Think wealth is unspiritual? Discover Artha, the Indian philosophical goal of ethical prosperity. Learn how Chanakya advocated for wealth creation as a crucial part of a balanced, spiritual life. Read …

Discover the unwritten “first bite” rule in Indian homes. Who eats first—God, the eldest, or a child—reveals deep-seated family hierarchies, protection instincts, and the sacred nature of food.

Discover India’s ‘Adjust’ philosophy, a unique cultural strength of making room when none exists. Explore how this fosters resilience and harmony in crowded trains, families, and even business negotiations.

Debating the British Raj’s legacy: Was it a project of modernisation, bringing railways and law, or did it steal India’s soul through economic drain, cultural subjugation, and a policy of …

Explore the foundational philosophies of Asia’s giants. We contrast India’s fluid, contextual Dharma with China’s rigid, hierarchical Confucianism to understand their deep civilisational differences and modern trajectories.

Discover how ancient Indian scholars built “memory palaces” in their minds, memorising vast texts using Vedic chanting and Avadhāna. Timeless techniques for today’s learners seeking cognitive enhancement and focus.

Discover how Shiva Nataraja’s cosmic dance remarkably mirrors modern quantum physics concepts of creation, destruction, and energy. Ancient Indian symbolism meets cutting-edge science in this mind-bending exploration.

Colonial misreadings twisted key Indian philosophical concepts like dharma, karma, and yoga. Discover how these misconceptions spread and the ongoing efforts to reclaim their authentic, nuanced interpretations.

Discover India’s crowded streets as a unique social dance, a choreography of trust and chaos where pedestrians and vehicles coexist. Explore the unwritten rules and cultural balance behind navigating this …

Discover India’s unique tradition of festival idols, like Ganesha and Durga. Crafted from clay and then immersed, they embody spiritual impermanence and the vibrant, cyclical nature of creation and renewal.