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Polycentrism, the many-one problem and the roots of yoga
An updated version of our earlier ramblings first published at: http://www.indiafacts.co.in/polycentrism-many-one-problem-roots-yoga/ One of the central problems Hindus face on the intellectual battlefield is articulating their position vis-a-vis the stances of their Abrahamistic foes. An important aspect of this problem is … Continue reading
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Tagged Abrahamism, ancient Hindu thought, atharva veda, Hindu, Hindu knowledge, indra, mAyA, prakrti, puruSha, sAMkhya, yoga
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The mayAbheda sUkta: a discursion
In the great pravargya ritual the mAhAvIra pot containing the milk of a cow and a goat, i.e. the gharma offering, is intensely heated until it starts glowing. When the pot starts glowing the hotar looks at it starts reciting … Continue reading
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Tagged gandharva, gharma, Hindu, Hindu ritual, indra, mahAvIra pot, mAyA, mAyAbheda, prANa, pravargya, Rigveda, sun, Veda, yoga vAsiShTha; indrajAla
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