The forty rules of love
Thoughts on Elia Shafak’s book
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Spirituality and Mythology
Our articles demonstrate how mythology, art and rituals of ancient India can still be applied today regarding the contemporary generation. The Hindu spiritual and mythological landscape is populated by varied characters from the blood-letting Kali to the mysterious Shiva – all of whom provide a distinct perspective regarding relationships.
Marriage and married life are one of the ways to attain salvation, although many are not aware of it. To attain this goal, both the partners need to have a certain amount of understanding about leading a married life, coupled with spirituality and mythology of India, right from Tantra to Kama Sutra. Read More
Is My Husband My Soulmate? Signs Your Spouse Is Your Soulmate (Or Not)
how do you define a soul mate? Is your husband your soul mate? With the help of the signs we list out today, let’s try to understand if your husband is your soulmate or not.
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Learning from Khajuraho and the land of the Kama Sutra
Writer and blogger Bishwanath Ghosh narrates an interesting description of Khajuraho: the temples of love
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How to have a Better Marriage through Vipassana Meditation
Losing your dearest friend when he becomes a spouse can be tough but Anupama rejuvenated her friendship and marriage by working on herself through Vipassana meditation
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Balancing The Yin And Yang Within Each Of Us
What do yin and yang mean? How to balance yin and yang? Will it even help? Let’s find out a bit more about this important aspect of ourselves we tend to ignore.
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Osho On Love As A Disease And Meditation As Medicine
Love is not about sex and love needs meditation
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