Catégorie : India
Nididhyāsana – Vedāntic Meditation by Ira Schepetin
Meditation, in its various forms, has been a subject of profound discussion and practice in India and across the world for countless centuries. The term “meditation” encompasses a wide range of practices. In some traditions, it involves the repetition of a mantra; in others, it involves visualization, where one concentrates on the form of specific … Continuer la lecture Nididhyāsana – Vedāntic Meditation by Ira Schepetin
Interview dans Vâhana
Retrouvez l’interview de Renaud Fabbri, directeur du Centre Aditi et du Refuge du Rishi sur Vâhana. Il sera question de Swami Svarupananda Sarasvati, de René Guénon, de la Gîta mais aussi de la crise du monde postmoderne. Continuer la lecture Interview dans Vâhana
« Kindling Wonder : Analogical Reasoning in Viśiṣṭādvaita » by Vasanthi Srinivasan
In this essay, Vasanthi Srinivasan explores the use of analogies in the theistic strand of Vedānta called Viśiṣṭādvaita as manifest in theological discourse. Read the full Original English article A French translation of this article was originally published in Aditi IV (2022). Continuer la lecture « Kindling Wonder : Analogical Reasoning in Viśiṣṭādvaita » by Vasanthi Srinivasan
Bharat Natyam by Sarah Magalhães
Jakini Dharu is a type of old composition, a dance drama that is a combination of pure dance and narrative expression — Nritta and Nritya . This dance is in praise of Maheswara, the pure one who blesses everything noble that we desire. Adorned by the moon, Lord Shiva is the consort of Devi … Continuer la lecture Bharat Natyam by Sarah Magalhães