by Priyanka Dalal | Ashram Talks, Indic Culture, Samsara
Many years back my Grand-dad died. It was one of the closest deaths for me. Other deaths had taken place but either I was too young, or I personally didn’t feel a major connect with the person. So this was one of the closest deaths for me. Naturally, I went with...
by Priyanka Dalal | Samsara
When I saw Isha had published Sadhguru’s views on CAA & NRC, I chuckled. Because a backlash was inevitable. What I didn’t expect was that Modi & BJP would promote that video in such a big way. And hence, the backlash to it would also multiple that...
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by Priyanka Dalal | Ashram Talks, Rambling, Samsara
In the ashram a lot of random things get said. Different ashrams have different levels of crap being spoken in a very normalized fashion. From a friend who had apparently been to another hippie place (not sure it can be called an ashram) said that Isha is really good...
by Priyanka Dalal | Hinduism, Indic Culture, Jainism, Rambling, Samsara, Sanskrit, Spiritual Roots
A fairly misunderstood word in today’s day and age. The misunderstandings are natural because it is a deep reality that is not in our face nor obvious. We need to think and perceive the world with some depth. Moreover, in spiritual contexts the word has been...
by Priyanka Dalal | Indic Culture, Samsara
This year, I spent my Mahashivratri in Silence. This is not common for me. Every year since 2006, I spend it watching the SJV / Isha program via TV or web-streaming or live at the venue. Here’s how it happened, I was on my 2 month cycle tour in Thailand. This...
by Priyanka Dalal | Ashram Talks, Samsara, Sant Sangati
In our indic culture there is galores of stuff written and taught about parents. The most fundamental is respect towards older folks, specifically parents and grandparents. It is almost basic norm for us kids to touch feet of older folks. And some other respect...
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