Category Archives: Philosophy & Religion

Read Tripura Rahasya, get bedazzled

Posted on May 31, 2017 by Sathyanarayanan D

We might have heard people saying that the Indian wisdom is ageless and superior to all that west can offer as all that they can talk about is on material plane in the name of science (external) but our civilization … Continue reading →

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Wakefulness v/s Dreaming – Gems of wisdom from Tripura Rahasya.

Posted on May 18, 2017 by Sathyanarayanan D

Wakefulness v/s Dreaming. Which one you call it as a reality? The state of wakefulness or dreaming? Will it be wakefulness because you (ie., your body) can experience all actions and its consequences through senses? Think again, in the dream … Continue reading →

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Acknowledging the Secularism of Hindu Society

Posted on February 8, 2015 by Sathyanarayanan D

Long before world knew who Jesus and Mohammed were; Hindus of this sub-continent have been practicing secularism in its original form. Secularism is in the DNA of the Hindu society, as it is only the Hindu who has managed to … Continue reading →

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Money, Social Status & Social Distance leads to class consciousness, vanity and false pride

Posted on September 11, 2013 by Sathyanarayanan D

I have been doing an elementary reading on political sociology and found the concept Social status & Social distance more interesting because I then realized that we encounter it on a daily basis without knowledge.  Social status is the starter … Continue reading →

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The Hobbesian thought: It is “Fear” that subjugates men

Posted on September 4, 2013 by Sathyanarayanan D

Recently I have been talking to some of my friends who work in corporate world i.e., white collar workers. Some had a real fear that with the current state of Indian Economy and a dying rupee their jobs are in … Continue reading →

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