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Suzy Singh’s ‘What Death Teaches Us’ digs into stories of loss, resilience, and healing
While delving into some heart-wrenching and riveting true stories, therapist Suzy Singh takes a thoughtful look at how we process—or suppress—grief, alongside insights into coping mechanisms, emotional release, and support systems. Read more
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Jainism seamlessly bridges ancient metaphysics with modern scientific thought
From atomic theory to ethical interconnectedness, a new book, titled ‘Significant Contributions of Jainism’ by Dhruti Ghiya Rathi, explores Jainism as a sophisticated, integrated map for modern life. Read more
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How Karan Singh helmed Sri Aurobindo and Mother’s vision for Auroville
As the first Chairman of the Auroville Foundation, Dr Karan Singh didn’t just manage a community, he nurtured a “spiritual wonder of the modern world” arising in India’s south through decades of dedicated service. Read more
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Awakening through sound: Vibhushri Rivesh Vade on releasing deep-rooted patterns
In this illuminating conversation, Nadayogi Vibhushri Rivesh Vade, the Mumbai based sound healing pioneer, reveals how sacred frequencies can gently transform our deepest patterns, release ancestral wounds, and open us to higher states of awareness. Read more
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Kaayu Rituals is modernizing Ayurveda, blending ancient precision with root-cause healing
Preeti Choudhary, founder of UK-based Kaayu Rituals, has reimagined Ayurveda for modern living by blending ancient precision with root-cause healing, positioning Kaayu as a ritual-led ecosystem grounded in authenticity, balance, and scientific validation. Read more
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Anatomy of a just war: From ancient epics to modern conflict
The Ramayan and Mahabharat offer profound blueprints for Dharma Yuddha. Does this ancient wisdom still hold weight in today’s complex geopolitics? Read more
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Menopause: Why midlife women are rewriting the narrative
Menopause is one of the most universal yet least discussed transitions in a woman’s life. As millions of women in India and across the world enter midlife, a new conversation is emerging—reframing menopause not as decline but as a stage of transformation, health awareness, wisdom, and renewed self-understanding. Read more
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Natural fresh water and its critical role in human health
From essential minerals to eye hydration, experts explain how water supports human health—and why access to it is becoming increasingly critical, especially as we observe World Water Day on March 22 and reflect on the importance of safe, accessible water for all. Read more
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Amratasya Putrah review: Remembering India’s Rishi heritage
What does it mean to be called “children of immortality” — Amratasya Putrah? In his book ‘Children of the Rishis and Immortals’, Kanchan Banerjee revisits India’s rishi traditions and invites readers to reconnect with a civilization built not on conquest, but on inquiry and consciousness. Read more
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Creative Rituals: A quiet path to healing in a noisy world
When stress, noise, and endless digital distractions overwhelm the mind, a simple creative ritual may hold an unexpected key to calm, healing, and emotional clarity. Read more
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From Wall Street to serving India’s downtrodden: The inspiring story of Abraham George
Dr. Abraham M. George’s ‘Mountains to Cross’ memoir traces his journey from making millions in the US to starting a school in India for the poorest, reflecting a life shaped by purpose and a commitment to uplifting the downtrodden. Read more
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Back to growing food for health: Michelle Obama shows the way
In 2009, Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move! garden at the White House grew 2,000+ pounds of food, irked agribusiness lobbyists, and inspired millions of families nationwide to start their own gardens. Read more
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Kundalini, gender, and grace: A conversation with Maa Gyaan
Kundalini, says Maa Gyaan , is not an event to be chased. It rises slowly and silently when devotion deepens, the mind clears, and the seeker learns patience. Read more
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Maa Gyaan: An introduction to a quiet voice of kundalini wisdom
In a world where Kundalini awakening is often marketed as dramatic and instantaneous, Maa Gyaan Suveera offers a quieter path. Rooted in the Bhakti Marga of Mahaganapati sadhana, her teachings emphasise gradual inner transformation through devotion, wisdom, and disciplined practice. From her Himalayan hermitage near Rishikesh, she guides seekers toward self-realization rather than the spectacle… Read more
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