Gandhi in the 21st Century
December 3, 2019
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“I hope the fragrance of the non-violence of India would permeate the whole world. I often wonder if that hope
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Post-Material Science Already Exists
November 12, 2019
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Today, thousands of professionals around the world use knowledge that is at the frontier of conventional science with fantastic results,
Pressing ‘Reset’ in the Anthropocene: Global Social Witnessing as an Awareness-Based Practice for Global Citizenship
October 15, 2019
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You swipe through your favourite news site while sitting in a train, and you enter the typical bombardment of information
A Question of Progress
September 2, 2019
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Part One Positive Disintegration – are we willing? “Something ancient asks us to give account of our centrality. To
A Question of Progress
September 2, 2019
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Part Two Breaking the Cycle – conscious uncivilising “Its very difficult to ask people to give up the assumptions by
Poems of Sushri Sangita Mishra
July 11, 2019
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The Poems Truth I have walked very long on the rocky bed of time In my effort to excavate
The Problem with Western Universalism (long read)
June 1, 2019
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Part 1. The Sabarimala Temple Controversy In January 2019, I read two related articles in the media that immediately caught
Extinction Rebellion & the Climate Emergency – The Case for Civil Disruption (long read)
May 18, 2019
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Alexandria Villsenor, 13, has spent every Friday since December wrapped in a winter coat outside the United Nations headquarters in
Century of the Self part 1: “Happiness Machines” (video)
April 29, 2019
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This documentary series is a deeply insightful study of how the consumerist driven, capitalist, liberal democracies of the modern world were formed in the early 20th century.
“This is not a University subject, this is a universal subject” – Dr. Vasudevan speaking on Ayurveda
March 31, 2019
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Western medicine, like the worldview that sustains it, for all its incredible achievements, and there are many, has a profound inbuilt limitation.
Reinterpreting Vaastu
March 20, 2019
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Sashikala Ananth is a leading exponent in India of Vaastu, the traditional architecture of the Indic civilisation.
Dialogue with Alnoor Ladha – in nine short podcasts
January 12, 2019
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We met Alnoor Ladha at his home in Tierra Valiente, the community he helped create in 2016 in Costa Rica.
#’Me-too’ to ‘We-too’
January 10, 2019
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This essay looks specifically at the unresolved issue of gender relations, and its cross-cultural intersections as highlighted by the #MeToo movement.
Tradition through the Looking-Glass
January 5, 2019
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In India, my experience of tradition (and just about everything else) was like going down the rabbit hole.
Spaces of Transformation – Epistemologies of the South (video)
January 4, 2019
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To Boaventura de Sousa Santos, understanding of the world far exceeds Western understanding of the world. Even though there is a growing recognition in the west of the cultural diversity of the world, he believes this does not extend to a recognition of the diversity of knowledge systems of the world.
Gandhi in the 21st Century
December 3, 2019
No Comments
“I hope the fragrance of the non-violence of India would permeate the whole world. I often wonder if that hope
Post-Material Science Already Exists
November 12, 2019
No Comments
Today, thousands of professionals around the world use knowledge that is at the frontier of conventional science with fantastic results,
Pressing ‘Reset’ in the Anthropocene: Global Social Witnessing as an Awareness-Based Practice for Global Citizenship
October 15, 2019
No Comments
You swipe through your favourite news site while sitting in a train, and you enter the typical bombardment of information
A Question of Progress
September 2, 2019
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Part One Positive Disintegration – are we willing? “Something ancient asks us to give account of our centrality. To
A Question of Progress
September 2, 2019
No Comments
Part Two Breaking the Cycle – conscious uncivilising “Its very difficult to ask people to give up the assumptions by
Poems of Sushri Sangita Mishra
July 11, 2019
No Comments
The Poems Truth I have walked very long on the rocky bed of time In my effort to excavate
The Problem with Western Universalism (long read)
June 1, 2019
No Comments
Part 1. The Sabarimala Temple Controversy In January 2019, I read two related articles in the media that immediately caught
Extinction Rebellion & the Climate Emergency – The Case for Civil Disruption (long read)
May 18, 2019
No Comments
Alexandria Villsenor, 13, has spent every Friday since December wrapped in a winter coat outside the United Nations headquarters in
Century of the Self part 1: “Happiness Machines” (video)
April 29, 2019
No Comments
This documentary series is a deeply insightful study of how the consumerist driven, capitalist, liberal democracies of the modern world were formed in the early 20th century.
“This is not a University subject, this is a universal subject” – Dr. Vasudevan speaking on Ayurveda
March 31, 2019
No Comments
Western medicine, like the worldview that sustains it, for all its incredible achievements, and there are many, has a profound inbuilt limitation.
Reinterpreting Vaastu
March 20, 2019
No Comments
Sashikala Ananth is a leading exponent in India of Vaastu, the traditional architecture of the Indic civilisation.
Dialogue with Alnoor Ladha – in nine short podcasts
January 12, 2019
No Comments
We met Alnoor Ladha at his home in Tierra Valiente, the community he helped create in 2016 in Costa Rica.
#’Me-too’ to ‘We-too’
January 10, 2019
No Comments
This essay looks specifically at the unresolved issue of gender relations, and its cross-cultural intersections as highlighted by the #MeToo movement.
Tradition through the Looking-Glass
January 5, 2019
1 Comment
In India, my experience of tradition (and just about everything else) was like going down the rabbit hole.
Spaces of Transformation – Epistemologies of the South (video)
January 4, 2019
No Comments
To Boaventura de Sousa Santos, understanding of the world far exceeds Western understanding of the world. Even though there is a growing recognition in the west of the cultural diversity of the world, he believes this does not extend to a recognition of the diversity of knowledge systems of the world.