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Sanātana Dharma: The Eternal Continuum
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Continue reading →: Sanātana Dharma: The Eternal ContinuumSanātana Dharma literally means “the Eternal Order” which conceives of reality as without a beginning or end. The Sanskrit term sanātana signifies “timeless, ever-present,” and dharma denotes that which upholds, the sustaining law or principle. Central to this worldview is the concept of the ātman (आत्मन्, “soul” or “Self”), an…
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Shivratri: The Night of Union, Creation and the Lingam of Light
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Continue reading →: Shivratri: The Night of Union, Creation and the Lingam of LightIn Sanātana Dharma, the dual observances of Shivratri (शिवरात्रि, Śivarātri) and the grand annual Mahāshivratri (महाशिवरात्रि, Mahāśivarātri) are more than just festivals, they are luminous celebrations of the cosmic principles of union, awakening, and the eternal dance of form and formlessness. These nights symbolize the sacred marriage of consciousness and…
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Continue reading →: The Four Ashramas – A Timeless Blueprint for Human Life in Sanatana DharmaIn Sanatana Dharma, human life is viewed not as a random sequence of events but as a deliberate spiritual journey. The sages of ancient Bharat envisioned life as a progression through four Ashramas, or stages — each designed to cultivate harmony between worldly responsibilities and spiritual advancement. This post explores…
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Continue reading →: Kalpavriksha, Kamadhenu & Chintamani: The Science of Wish-Fulfillment in Hindu SymbolismIn Sanatana Dharma, the quest for wish fulfillment is not merely materialistic—it is a profound spiritual allegory. Objects like Kalpavriksha (the wish-fulfilling tree), Kamadhenu (the celestial cow), and Chintamani (the wish-granting gem) symbolize humanity’s deeper yearnings, the capacities of consciousness, and the mysteries of spiritual abundance. The Triad of Wish-Fulfillment Symbol Description Key Scriptural Sources Kalpavriksha…
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