Category: Philosophy

If you tell the truth you don’t have to remember anything. Mark Twain In yoga, the practice of truthfulness is known as Satya. It is the second of the …

From perceiving the career opportunities to feeling proud of achieving them and from making a decision between right and easy to not being able to forget a painful memory, …

In Indian philosophy—particularly within Hindu culture Samskaras are deep mental impressions, behavioural tendencies, or subtle character traits formed by one’s life experiences. These impressions are carried from birth and …

Yoga is not just a physical practice but also a path to spiritual and emotional well-being. The ancient sage Patanjali’s Yoga Sutra, written around 200 CE, offers a comprehensive …

In the journey of self-discovery through yoga, we often encounter a profound concept that lies at the heart of our inner exploration: “Vrittis.” Vrittis are the ripples on the …

Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras is one of the greatest systems for mental exploration, presented to us centuries ago. Maharshi Patanjali explains that Yoga is the path to control the uncontrolled …