Indian Philosophy

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.

Unlock cognitive superpowers with ancient Indian mental training! Explore how meditation techniques like Dhyana enhance focus, memory, and problem-solving, backed by modern neuroscience. India’s timeless gift for a sharper mind.

Discover Langar, the Sikh free food miracle. Learn how Gurudwaras serve millions daily, embodying equality and selfless service (seva), making it a unique global model of community kitchens rooted in …

Beyond Buddha: Discover ancient Indian philosophies like Sankhya, Nyaya, and Charvaka. Their surprisingly modern psychological insights revolutionised understanding the mind, offering timeless wisdom for today’s world. Explore India’s intellectual heritage.

Kautilya’s Arthashastra: Explore this ancient Indian “constitution” that detailed governance, taxation, and diplomacy. Its insights on statecraft remain surprisingly relevant for modern political science and policy challenges. A civilisational marvel.

Explore Yoga’s 2025 global boom! Rooted in ancient Indian spirituality, it’s easing modern stress worldwide, boosting wellness and India’s soft power. Find calm and insight on Indilogs.

Explore the ancient origins and auspicious meaning of the Swastika on Indian doors. Understand its role in invoking luck and protection, a sacred tradition entirely distinct from its negative global …

Think ancient Indian philosophy was all men? Meet Gargi, Maitreyi & other brilliant women thinkers history erased. Reclaim a richer, more inclusive view of India’s intellectual heritage on Indilogs.

Beyond spirituality: Explore India’s forgotten atheist and materialist philosophers like the Charvakas. Discover a hidden history of skepticism challenging stereotypes about Indian thought. Read more on Indilogs.