Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras is one of Yoga’s most important classical texts. Compiled around 400 CE (though some scholars suggest it could have been composed even earlier), it forms the theoretical…
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Sadhguru often speaks about telepathy within the context of yoga and spirituality. His views on telepathy are closely intertwined with the broader yogic understanding of the interconnectedness of all beings…
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Our kitchen in Sanatan Dharma is next to the temple in sanctity. Much care is given to the management and maintenance of our kitchen place. All food/meals prepared in the…
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The Shiva Linga, or Lingam as it is referred to in South India, and the Yoni, are powerful symbols representing the fundamental aspects of life and the universe. These symbols…
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According to Sadhguru, Shiva is described as ‘that which is not.’ He explains that everything we perceive through our senses is a form of existence, something that ‘is.’ But Shiva…
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There has been considerable controversy in India regarding gender discrimination in religious spaces, specifically in Hindu temples. This debate came to international attention primarily through the case of the Sabarimala…
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In traditional Indian society, the role of a temple in India was multifaceted. Temples were used not only as places of worship but also as vital hubs for social, cultural,…
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Marriage laws in India are diverse and multifaceted, reflecting the country’s rich cultural, religious, and ethnic diversity. The legal framework governing marriages is primarily based on the religious and cultural…
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The management of religious institutions in India is a complex issue governed by different laws and historical practices. The government’s control over Hindu temples, but not over mosques or churches,…
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Lord Shiva is one of the primary deities in Hinduism and is a part of the holy trinity (Trimurti) alongside Lord Brahma, the creator, and Lord Vishnu, the preserver. Shiva…
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