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The intellect, often perceived as the cornerstone of human cognition, holds a multifaceted and sometimes paradoxical position across various philosophical and psychological traditions.

Glossary of Important Yogic Terms Abhinivesha:  This term refers to primary fear , specifically the fear of not being, or the profound...

Kosha, the Samskrita word signifies a cover, but as per Sandhya Bhasha, or the Twilight Language of Yoga, the word kosha, as utilized in...

In one word-what is tantra? Freedom. Freedom from limitations which are self-imposed. By familiarising the mind with states of lesser and...

Patanjali, one of the great unknown masters of ancient Indian sciences and languages, was no longer human when he transmitted the...

“As a human being, one has been endowed with just enough intelligence to be able to see clearly how utterly inadequate that intelligence...

Defining Yoga Nidra ‘Bestowing Love upon oneself’, is the meaning of Nidra , the Sanskrit word for Sleep, broken down to its Dhatu , or...