Seeking Answers
The best way to learn is to ask questions. The second best is to listen to what others are asking. The magic is in the listening.
How Do the Scriptures Explain the Origin of the Universe?
A clear, scripturally grounded overview of Indian philosophy on cosmic origins: Nyaya–Vaisheshika’s two causes, Samkhya’s root Prakriti and 23 tattvas, Vedanta’s seed–tree nonduality, and how the Puranas convey this symbolically—plus a practical takeaway on living well.
What Does “Hari Om Tat Sat” Really Mean?
A clear explanation of the mantra “Hari Om Tat Sat”: Hari is the Divine, Om the total existence, Tat the truth that the universe too is That, and Sat the eternal reality that never perishes. Together, these four words hold the complete remembrance of God, creation, and truth.
Why Did Anshuman Need Garuda? The Role of the “Higher Thought”
In this Q&A, the link between Anshuman—the ray of knowledge—and Garuda—the symbol of a noble, elevating thought—is explained. Why partial understanding needs a higher insight to rise toward self-knowledge and liberation.
Inner Meaning of Ekadashi Vrat
A symbolic reading of Karva Chauth: puruṣa = Self, prakṛti = mind–intellect. The vow is not wife-for-husband, but for every person—to turn mind–intellect from objects toward the Self/Paramātma. The Moon signifies a cleansed, luminous mind fit to face the Divine.
Diwali’s Five Days: The Spiritual Meaning Behind the Rituals
A clear, symbolism-based interpretation of Diwali’s five days: Dhanteras as adopting pure conduct and virtues, Rūp Chaudas as cleansing negative thoughts and remembering karma, Diwali as lighting the inner Self, Lakshmi–Ganesha as wealth guided by wisdom, Govardhan Pūjā as uplifting consciousness, and Bhāī Dūj as living brotherhood—not just thinking it.