Category Archives: The Discovery of Self

THERE IS NO GOD THEORY OF STEPHEN HAWKING

THERE IS NO GOD THEORY OF STEPHEN HAWKING In his final book titled ‘Brief Answers to the Big Questions’, physicist Stephen Hawking states that ‘There is no God’ without further validating his statement. In my analysis, man has to first define himself for man’s existence as a living thing has both Subjective and Objective evidence. …

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BHARAT DARSHAN – DINOSAUR – INDIVIDUAL WITH INDIVIDUALITY

BHARAT DARSHAN – DINOSAUR – INDIVIDUAL WITH INDIVIDUALITY On ugandaculture.com On bangaloremirror.com To students of Biology, extinction of dinosaurs is a subject of great interest. Dinosaurs describe a large group of reptiles that dominated Earth for nearly 150 million years in the Mesozoic Era. They came in different sizes, ranging in length from 2 feet …

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Spiritualism – Albert Einstein’s God Letter

There are two elements or two aspects of human nature; 1. Freedom, and 2. Dependence. Spiritualism is the relationship between man and the constantly moving and changing world and universe in which man exists.

SPIRITUALISM – THE VICTORY OVER DEATH

Because of his innate spiritual nature, man has the intrinsic power to uplift himself from an event described as Death.

DEFINING INDIAN IDENTITY – THE ROLE OF INTERFAITH DIALOGUE

Universalism vs Individualism : man always exists as an individual while being part of a social group. Man’s Individuality is the essence of his existence.

MRITYUNJAYA-THE VICTORY OVER DEATH

Victory over Death and harvesting Cucumber.

Defining Indian Identity – Life under the Shadow

Sunshine is a must for Sunflowers to bloom. Indian tradition recommends a life under shadow to women both prior to marriage and after marriage.

Attain Enlightenment -Reason, Experience, and Intuition

Could science and the methods of rational and empirical inquiry help us in knowing the nature and the destiny of humanity? Could we extend scientific methods into every field of inquiry? Could we find truth and reality as an external experience or is it visualized entirely in the realm of intuition and conscience?