Dashavatara – an introduction: Dashavatara embodies the ten avatars of Bhagwan Shri Vishnu, a pivotal deity within the Hindu Tridev. These manifestations, assuming diverse forms, cyclically emerge to harmonize the universe’s equilibrium. In times where righteousness faces peril from malevolence and obscurity endeavors to quench luminescence, Dashavatara materializes, safeguarding devotees….
Introduction: Acharya Chanakya, alias Kautilya or Vishnugupta, stood as an ancient luminary in India, encompassing roles of mentor, thinker, economist, magistrate, and counsel to royalty. Regarded as an eminent sage and astute political tactician in Indian chronicles, he bore the moniker “Kautilya,” rooted in “Kutila,” denoting artifice and sagacity. This…
Introduction: Namaste! The designation “Buddha,” denoting the “enlightened” or “awakened” individual, pertains to Siddhartha Gautama, originator of Buddhism. This luminary emerged in Lumbini, in contemporary Nepal, during the 5th to 6th century BCE. The sagacious precepts and wisdom propagated by Buddha have indelibly molded the lives of multitudes globally, sculpting…
Introduction: Sri Aurobindo, a diverse Indian illuminating presence including jobs as a thinker, writer, yogi, master, and profound coach, graced the world stage. Brought into the world on August 15, 1872, in Calcutta, India, he accepted his schooling in Britain at St. Paul’s School, London, and Ruler’s School, Cambridge. Upon…
