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Parikrama: One Being, Many Vectors: Sanity in Politics & Religion
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Nov 27, 2013. One Being, Many Vectors: Sanity in Politics and Religion. Veda could be characterized as an unlimited collection of sane points of view, and a rejection of not-so-sane 'packaged' half-truths that come bundled with beliefs, affiliations, etc. एकं सत् विप्रा बहुधा वदन्ति । "Truth is One, the learned call it by many Names." - RigVeda 1.164.146. The fact that there are unlimited points of view is emphasized in Hindu philosophy itself -. Yudhishthira in The Mahabharata, Vana-parva, 313.117.
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Parikrama: March 2014
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Mar 15, 2014. Yukta-Vairagya: Natural merger of Classical and Sacred. The Hindi metaphor, sone pe suhaga. Borax on gold) refers to an ideal amalgam of two things - one intrinsically valuable, the other worthless by itself but possessing some useful reactive properties with the thing of value. Gold in native state is a dull metal that has no glitter or resemblance to what we know as gold. It gains its aesthetic brilliance and practical value when borax is added to it, with heat. Personal confusion (at an ...
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Parikrama: Owais and Owaisi: Two halves of Jarasandha
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Apr 19, 2013. Owais and Owaisi: Two halves of Jarasandha. What sort of civilizational context can best manage its form and contents? Are some civilizational contexts better than others at this? Doctrines or dogmas, priesthoods and caste-collectivization.these are part and parcel of any scientific, religious, or aesthetic tradition. How is this political and ideological creation best related with the undercurrent of knowledge and cognition itself? The Vedas and most of its branches comprising Hinduism, Si...
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Parikrama: Be Do Have: Creativity, Faith, Works and Witnessing
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Sep 12, 2013. Be Do Have: Creativity, Faith, Works and Witnessing. The Biblical Jesus Christ reportedly said that the Kingdom of Heaven is already within those he speaks to. But he also said that the Kingdom of Heaven cannot be seen until one is born again. He also confirmed the ancient notion of the mission to establish the Kingdom of God on Earth. Being, Doing and Having (a thing) probably have little in common with one another, except the thing in itself. They are distinct mediums. That could appear c...
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Parikrama: Priest-craft: Managed solutions vs. Unmanaged customizations
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May 17, 2013. Priest-craft: Managed solutions vs. Unmanaged customizations. The name and signature of any particular element is of primary importance in changing a cultural, psychological or technical system. Two kinds of dharmas. Among these applied dharmas, there are again two types - those dharmas that are received as " managed. Solutions for the individual or a society, and those that are received as " unmanaged. Solutions for the individual or society. This blogpost focuses on these two. Secondly, a...
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Parikrama: Identity and Learning: Worlds within worlds
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Feb 25, 2013. Identity and Learning: Worlds within worlds. Popular media and political parties seem to thrive on false dichotomies. Some are more transparent than others. Are faith and reason mutually exclusive? Is secularism and diversity endangered by Hinduism? Is democracy compatible with Islam? Is China's one-party system better than India's democracy at this stage of development? The purposes of any iteration have been looked at from four viewpoints:. Non-illusion, i.e., what kinds of data i...Love,...
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Parikrama: Policy and Law: Moral consequences in the Here and Hereafter
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Apr 28, 2014. Policy and Law: Moral consequences in the Here and Hereafter. Ethics, Policy and Law are concerned with distinguishing 'right' from 'wrong' and enforcing a balance of right in society. But do diferent religious-cultural backgrounds have a different colouring effect on Policy and Law? If so, do jurisprudence and policy frameworks conceived in the West and East complement or pervert one another? Dharma - Personal Fountainhead. Yudhi ṣṭ. Ja, king of Dharma. When K. Yudhi ṣṭ. To lie on K.
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Parikrama: Sanskrit 2.0 and Diversity Policy - 1
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Apr 28, 2013. Sanskrit 2.0 and Diversity Policy - 1. There are numerous reasons why individuals and groups anywhere in the world have chosen to make the Sanskrit language a part of their lives and societies. Curiously, in India one would expect a much greater appreciation of its value and potential than one currently finds, but fortunately a self-corrective grassroots movement is already afoot. Perhaps until this generation the time was not right. Now it appears that its time is come. As already indicate...
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Parikrama: Yukta-Vairagya: Natural merger of Classical & Sacred
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Mar 15, 2014. Yukta-Vairagya: Natural merger of Classical and Sacred. The Hindi metaphor, sone pe suhaga. Borax on gold) refers to an ideal amalgam of two things - one intrinsically valuable, the other worthless by itself but possessing some useful reactive properties with the thing of value. Gold in native state is a dull metal that has no glitter or resemblance to what we know as gold. It gains its aesthetic brilliance and practical value when borax is added to it, with heat. Personal confusion (at an ...
