Tirukalyanam, the ceremonial wedding ceremony of the Murugan and Devasenai amma, is observed on the day following the Surasamharam. In...

On Soorasamharam day Muruga Perumal kills the asura surapadman, is celebrated in temples across the world by his devotees It is the...

The thought of Dīpāvalī immediately invokes the thoughts of the variety of sweets and savories that we have. Traditionally, all the...

Insights into understanding India’s rich literary heritage In an age dominated by technology and rapidly evolving social landscapes, one...

Appreciating the importance of educating constructs from Indian mathematics to children One may wonder how can the subject of Mathematics...

Insights and Lessons from Indian Knowledge Systems by Maatrushree The utilization of Ayurvedic remedies for treating a variety of...

A series that captures Q&As from satsang sessions with Shriman Do extraterrestrial beings exist? Now modern science has done interesting...

A personal account by Acharya Amarthya at Dharma Gurukulam One beautiful day, I entered the classroom and proceeded to observe the state of some of our children’s library books. It was disheartening to see them torn and in severe disrepair. Many books had lost their title pages, and it seemed that the image of Krishna from the storybook had been traced so many times that the Krishna Katha book was unreadable. It is the 8 year olds who playfully do these things. Addressing the

Here is an interesting story of Rishi Asita-Devala who treated Jaigishavya Rishi with love and affection yet didn't get reciprocation.

The Thirukkur­al, one of the great­est works of Tamil lit­er­a­ture writ­ten by Thiru­val­lu­var, offers pro­found insights on ethics,...

Kar­ma is used so often to denote fate or des­tiny. When we engage in ener­getic action expect­ing fun­da­men­tal trans­for­ma­tion,...

Sleep is some­thing dear to every­one. Very rarely is some­one will­ing to sac­ri­fice sleep. Ask about the pre­cious­ness of sleep to...

Con­tent­ment is some­thing that all of us seek. When one is at com­plete ease with one­self with­out hav­ing any feel­ings of...

The 14, 17 and 18th chap­ters of the Bha­gavad Gita have prac­ti­cal insights on the Tri­gu­na: Sat­va, Rajas and Tamas. Here is a table...