Aging
Aging, from both Ayurvedic and biomedical perspectives, is not merely the accumulation of years, but a gradual loss of systemic fluidity—what yogic science calls rāsa (रस): the vital essence that
28/07/2026
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Aging, from both Ayurvedic and biomedical perspectives, is not merely the accumulation of years, but a gradual loss of systemic fluidity—what yogic science calls rāsa (रस): the vital essence that
“All the good works gathered in a thousand ages, such as deeds of generosity or offerings to the Buddhas—a single flash of anger shatters them.” (Bodhicaryāvatāra 6.1) Whenever we talk
Tara is revered as the chief Holy Mother of Himalayan Buddhism, a divine embodiment of compassion in action. Tara was the first tantric goddess I met, the first practice I
Love and compassion are not elements of spiritual practice: they are its core. Love is the shakti of wisdom, the natural outpouring of the liberated mind. Love and liberation relate
Anger is a misunderstood emotion. Anger is not even a state, it is a response. Anger is no neither good or bad. It is as mechanic as the fact that
Yoga, as a philosophy and practice, is based on the thesis that atman and brahman are identical. The sole aim of yoga is to facilitate an experience wherein this can