Editorials

Voices Against Monasticism
October 1, 2019

Monasticism and the monastics that this tradition has produced have been considered one of the greatest assets of human civilisation. Society has mostly revered this segment of the human population. The main reason for this reverence is the basic feature of monasticism: renunciation. It is quite difficult to live a [...]

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The Need for Multifarious Sports
September 1, 2019

WE HUMAN BEINGS HAVE been endowed with a highly advanced and sophisticated machinery in the human body. It is our responsibility to maintain this body in good shape and ensure that it remains healthy during its lifetime. To achieve this, we have to ensure that food, rest, and exercise are [...]

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Transcending Happiness
August 1, 2019

Yes, you read it right. We need to overcome happiness. Though we are bombarded since our childhood with the idea that to be happy is the goal of human life, the human condition does not show signs of being at peace with happiness. We would now attempt to briefly discuss [...]

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From Underperformance to Beyond performance
July 1, 2019

We undertake to perform and often underperform. We aim to do a task and have the confidence and ability to do it. However, we have hurdles to tackle. The biggest hurdle is that of lack of clarity. That in turn leads to fear, delusion, and confusion. We get confused about [...]

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The Ride We Seldom Take
June 1, 2019

The human life is full of journeys. The entire life itself is a big journey that has many small and long journeys interspersed within it. We have many destinations, one leads to the other. Some destinations become the starting points to newer destinations. We take many journeys, we miss some, [...]

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Thinking and Sharing Experience
May 2, 2019

What is thinking? It is a process of mentation. The ideas of doership and enjoyership emerge because of one’s attachment to the ideas of ‘I’ and ‘mine’. ‘I’ refers to the sense of ego and ‘mine’ refers to the sense of possession or emphasising the ego. The ego gets accentuated [...]

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Don’t Teach Religion to India!
April 2, 2019

The colonial hangover is not yet over. The previously colonised races are still living in the shadows of a dream-world of living that never was, a patronage of the all-powerful, all-knowing colonisers that never existed, and reminisce about the ‘good old days’ when everything was so smooth and easy, when [...]

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Self-Interest Vs Collective Interest
March 1, 2019

It is common nowadays to see people more concerned about their selfish interests than the interests of the organisation or community that they belong to. All this they do in desperate bids for self-preservation. Often it is the contention of team leaders that the team members do not put enough [...]