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Shiva and Ganga: Exploring the Psychological Effects of Holy Rivers

Adikka, February 10, 2024, Dharmic Psyche Visions, Ganga, Hinduism, holy rivers, meditation, psyche, psychological transaction analysis, psychology, PTA, sacred waters, Shiva, spirituality, symbolism, 1

Water is one of the most essential and universal elements of life. It is also one of the most...

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The Ethical Critique of Manipulative Strategies in Modern Society and Their Counterbalance in Vedic Wisdom

Unveiling Manipulation in Everyday Life Imagine receiving an email with the subject line: “Exclusive Offer: Only for You!” Intrigued, you open it to find an enticing discount that seems tailored specifically to your needs. However, upon closer inspection, you realize that the offer is generic, sent to thousands of others. What initially felt like a thoughtful gesture reveals itself as [...]

Strategic Deception in Ramayana and Mahabharata: Ethical Thought Processes, Modern Applications, and Relevance

Introduction to Strategic Deception in the Epics Strategic deception, as depicted in the Ramayana and Mahabharata, is a recurring theme that delves into the complex interplay between morality, ethics, and the pursuit of dharma (righteousness). These ancient Indian epics present a nuanced understanding of deception, not as a tool of malice or exploitation but as a means to uphold justice, […]

Unlocking Free Will: How Neuroscience and Vedic Philosophy Align in the Art of Decision-Making

Vedic and Upanishadic Foundations Introduction to the Soul’s Decision-Making The interplay between the soul, body, and mind is a profound and complex subject that lies at the heart of Vedic and Upanishadic philosophy. Rooted in Sanatana Dharma, this ancient understanding offers a framework for exploring how the soul transcends the material plane and acts as the ultimate decision-maker. The eternal […]

Dharma and Karma: Scientific, Spiritual, and Practical Perspectives on Human Relationships and Ethics

Introduction The Significance of Dharma and Karma in Shaping Human Ethics and Relationships Across Different Philosophies and Religions Dharma and Karma are foundational concepts in Indian philosophy, deeply rooted in Vedic traditions and carried forward through Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism. These ideas transcend religious boundaries and offer a universal framework for understanding human ethics and relationships. Dharma, often translated […]

Why ‘Thinking’ Alone Fails and ‘No Thinking’ Leads to True Solutions: A Modern and Sanatana Dharma Perspective

Introduction to the Dichotomy of Thinking and No Thinking The way humans perceive and solve problems is heavily influenced by the mode of thought they adopt. In the modern context, “thinking” is often celebrated as a tool for innovation, critical analysis, and solution-finding. This rational, scientific, and empirical approach has fueled advances in nearly every aspect of life, from medicine […]