SANSKRIT: Poṣaṇa ≈ Nourishment
by Michael Johnson पोषण poṣaṇa ≈ nourish(ment) (n.) पुष्टि puṣṭi ≈ well nourished (adj.) परिहरति { परि-…
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Beyond cause and effect
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Practice—and rest—make perfect
Sadhana: an ancient perspective on the art of practice by Jim Kulackoski My first love was music….
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Sanskrit Scholar, Nicholai Bachman, returns to Chicago
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illumine asked ‘what is Svadhyaya’ and teachers answered
By Gabriel Halpern In order to make the American dharma more mainstream than it has already become,…
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By Jim Kulackoski Kritajna (कृतज्ञा) means gratitude. It is formed from the word krita (कृत) meaning “cultivated,”…
