Watch the videos at the bottom on Kashmir, from TRW 2026, that triggered this post I have been reflecting on something I came across some time
I watched Main Vaapas Aaunga last night, and I have been sitting with it ever since. It is being described as a Partition-era love story. But I feel
Reflections triggered by Ernesto van Peborgh’s Substack “In the Search of Meaning – A Western Path into the Dharma”:
In my work with cancer patients, I encountered a concept that deeply resonated with me: the wounded healer. It describes a healer—whatever their
eros is the unconscious sexual drive / instinct. It arouses lust in us; and left unchecked, it turns to aggression, thanatos. Yet, it is the Vital,
WHO IS A SHAKTI LEADER? NB: While this article refers to a particular gender, it is so only for the ease of reading. In actual terms, it applies to
Almost immediately after My Cancer Is Me (which I co-authored with my husband, Vijay Bhat) was published, I knew there was a second book needed as
This is the textual rendering of a dance-drama presented by Sri Shakti in February 2010 during the occasion of the international conference on
(originally published at The Shift Network Blog in Feb 2015) By Nilima Bhat As an ardent student of Integral Yoga, I have spent many years absorbing