Epic Poetry & Mahakavyas

August 18, 2019UncategorizedBharatavarsha, Dharma, Literature, Poetry, TraditionsShivoham

Abstract

The western approach to carrying on the legacy of their epic poetry is shaped by the intellectual ideas of the ancient Greek and Roman thinkers like Plato, Aristotle, and Horace. On the other hand, India’s adhyatmic civilization has adopted … Read the rest

Classical Indic Artisanry: Aavesana

August 13, 2019UncategorizedArt, Bharatavarsha, Culture, Dharma, Society, TraditionsN.R.I.pathi

If Vaanijyam is most linked with Vaisyas, then Aavesana is most linked with Sudras. The Sudra was not always servant or labourer, but was also an artisan who was master of his craft. He supplied society with deep practical skills … Read the rest

Classical Indic Commerce: Vaanijya

June 26, 2019UncategorizedBharatavarsha, Business, Culture, Dharma, Elite, HistoryN.R.I.pathi

Long after the antediluvian city of Lothal, was a long tradition of trade and business. One of the more interesting and ostensibly profitable aspects of Indic Civilization is Commerce. Judging by the ‘shopkeeper mentality’ of medieval and modern Indians, more … Read the rest

Literature: Nitiprakasika

June 4, 2019UncategorizedBharatavarsha, Elite, Literature, Mahabharata, Niti, SanskritN.R.I.pathi

Subsequent to our previous article is a topic that is all-too relevant to both Raajadharma and the times. The Kali Age is not just an age of admixture but an age of confusion. When everybody knows what position to play, … Read the rest

Reject Hindutva & Revive Rajadharma

April 5, 2019UncategorizedBharatavarsha, Dharma, Elite, India, Niti, PoliticsN.R.I.pathi

Following our Introductory articles on Rajadharma, we briefly made a foray into the realm of Sikh Dharma. The reason for this is because for all too long, there has been mistrust and misunderstanding between the various Dharma Sampradayas … Read the rest

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