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Past the Sound and Fury: Meaning of Iconography of Goddess Kali

Kālī manifested herself for the annihilation of demonic male power in order to restore peace and equilibrium

September 7, 2020 Sreejit Datta

What Are We? A Contemplation on the Hindu Identity – Part IV

what does this word ‘tradition’ really mean in the context of the Indic Civilisation? The discovery of Self-Knowledge or the Supreme Secret

August 18, 2020 Sreejit Datta
What Are We? A Contemplation on the Hindu Identity – Part III

What Are We? A Contemplation on the Hindu Identity – Part III

śraddhā could be seen as a key idea in understanding the Hindu mind, and hence the Hindu identity.

June 15, 2020 Sreejit Datta
What Are We? A Contemplation on the Hindu Identity

What Are We? A Contemplation on the Hindu Identity – Part II

Hindutva became the source of the principles that shaped the ideology of Hindu Nationalism. Hindu tradition enjoins the sādhaka.

June 8, 2020 Sreejit Datta
Contemplation on the Hindu Identity

What Are We? A Contemplation on the Hindu Identity – Part I

What makes us Hindu? Hindu tradition enjoins the sādhaka.The sādhaka explores his inner world with his sense-organs, specially honed for the purpose, to gain a direct, first-hand experience of his own true nature. This is the essence of traditional Hindu philosophy

June 2, 2020 Sreejit Datta

Sreejit Datta

Sreejit Datta is Assistant Professor, Director of Civilisational Studies Practice, and a Resident Mentor at the Rashtram School of Public Leadership. Datta’s research interests include alaṁkāraśāstra, aesthetic philosophy, comparative philosophy, comparative literature, musicology, performance studies, Bhakti, and Vedic Studies. He is an avid translator, writer, and a musician.

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