The Human Factor: AI’s Inability to Replicate Human Consciousness

Artificial Intelligence (AI), or technological advances, has seen many breakthroughs in various fields. These developments have made many professions obsolete due to the fear of massive job losses. However, though…

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Prana: Yogic Vital Energy Across Cultures

Most know of Prana as being a part of a regulatory breathing practice. Prana is a fundamental concept in Hindu and yogic philosophy, referring to the vital life force or…

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Equinoxes and Eclipses in Ancient Pagan Mesoamerica

Ancient pagan cultures held diverse and fascinating beliefs about equinoxes and eclipses, seeing them as profound cosmic events woven into their religious and spiritual fabric. For them, equinoxes were more…

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Dharmic, Adharmic, and Woke: Characterizations in Political Landscapes

The East or the West does not understand the etymology of "woke" well. African American activists coined Woke in the early 20th century to denote racial injustice and societal inequality.…

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Heritage Month – A Diminutive Strategy

Cultural Heritage Months are celebrated in the United States to recognize and promote the visibility of specific cultures. These months intend to educate and raise awareness about the country or…

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The Great Temple Pyramid: A Journey through Cholula, Mexico

For one of my birthdays, I wanted to experience the ancient and spiritual but did not have time to travel to India. I usually look south when I need a…

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Animal Sacrifice “Pashu Bali” in Hindu Rituals

Animal sacrifice, or balidanam, has been a longstanding tradition within Hindu rituals, notably in worshiping feminine deities such as Ma Durga and Ma Kali. Initially prevalent in ancient Hindu practices, the…

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The Mind According to Yoga

Most people talk about physical and mental wellness as two separate entities. The mind is usually equated with the functions of the brain. What is the perspective of Yoga about…

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The Sacred Swastika: Cultural Odyssey Across Millennia

The Swastika, with archaeological evidence from the Harappan culture circa 3000 BCE and rooted in the Indian Civilization, tells a fascinating story across civilizations. Archaeological discoveries in Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro…

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Orchha: Timeless Heritage in the Heart of India

Orchha, situated in the Niwari district of Madhya Pradesh, India, boasts a captivating history from the 16th century as if preserved in time. Established in 1531 by the Bundela chief,…

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