Category Archives: Indian Identity-Indian Culture

Chaitra Navratri – Nine-Night Festival to celebrate Divine Mother who brings Unity of Man and God

To fully account for human existence, two distinct or separate Principles must come together to produce the harmonious singular identity called man. The issue is not about God’s gender. It is the concern of the man to account for his own earthly existence as male and female. The Father Principle is called the Originating Principle. The Mother Principle is called the Source Principle, for Mother is the Source of Matter, Energy, and Knowledge to establish Life. Father originates the creation of the human form, and Mother provides Substance, the structural and functional basis of the human form.

Ugadi – The Celebration of Telugu New Year Vishwavasu

The Telugu New Year is traditionally celebrated as Ugadi festival. A traditional holiday dish, a relish called ‘Ugadi Pachadi’ is prepared to reflect the tastes and flavors of the Spring Season which may guide to prepare for the New Year with a willingness to accept the different dimensions of human experience under the influence of Time.

The Celebration of Holi, the Festival of Colors on March 14, 2025.

Indians celebrate Holi for they have the choice to choose their personal God. In the Indian tradition, God manifests in various vibrant colors giving the people a sense of joy from several directions.

Whole Dude at Whole Foods describes the Fluid Concept of Mind to Set Your Mind Free

No one can imprison or enslave the human mind. The ‘fluidity’ of the mind will protect mind from sluggishness, dullness, inactivity, apathy and from being indifferent. Sarasvati bestows that river-like streaming and fluent speech which is an attribute of a mind that is set free.
I define “Whole Language” as the particular form or manner of selecting and combining words characteristic of a “Whole Man”, “Whole Person”, or “Whole Dude.” It is a style of expression in words to explain and account for Human Life and Human Existence without depending upon the ability to attach meanings to the words and languages man uses. The structure and properties of human language do not formulate the basis for man’s biological existence.

Bharat Darshan Defines Indian Identity as the Breath of My Life

Nature supports and sustains life through various material energies, and wind or air in motion is considered to be a vital force.

Bharat Darshan discovers Indian Identity by turning on the Light Bulb

Light or Jyoti in Sanskrit represents the Eternal Reality. Jyoti is our consciousness, its our awareness and it connects us to the Creator, the Controller of Energy and the Provider of Energy to all Energy Seekers.

Bharat Darshan celebrates Mother’s Day sharing the concept of Whole Angel

This piece pays tribute to Mother’s Day 2024, focusing on the significance of maternal cytoplasmic inheritance in human creation and existence. The author extols the divine principles of fatherhood and motherhood, which shape life through a three-fold inheritance: the human genome, cytoplasmic inheritance, and the inheritance of the physical and social environment. The author emphasizes the role of the mother cell in bequeathing life, energy, and knowledge, via the mitochondria – the cellular powerhouse. The mother cell also carries unique attributes that, in combination with paternal genes, ensure every human being displays their distinct individuality. The cell’s functionality in acquiring and distributing energy, and its cytoplasmic intelligence, are ascribed to maternal cytoplasmic inheritance.

Bharat Darshan – The traditional art form of Burra Katha sows the seeds of Nationalism

A tribute to the Telugu traditional art form of Burra Katha and to the Telugu revolutionary freedom fighter Alluri Sitarama Raju.

Bharat Darshan – Happy Rama Navami on Wednesday, April 17, 2024

In the personality of Rama, the course of human conduct and the Dharma governing it come linked together. My love for Rama could be mostly attributed to the story that is revealed in Book II, ‘Ayodhya Kanda’ of Valmiki Ramayana. We should view the events described through imagination and actually experience the emotional state of each character as the story is enacted in front of our eyes. It is claimed that, wherever Rama’s tale is told, Hanuman himself joins the gathering and reverentially stands with tear-filled eyes, listening. This has been my personal experience. Whenever I read the story about this ordinary human being, my eyes fill up with tears. I rechecked my emotions while preparing to write down this entry. When I read Ayodhya Kanda, my eyes can not resist from filling up with tears. For having experienced this emotional connection, I claim that Rama is my Beloved Hero.