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Feminism and Hinduism

I write this article for all the women, who carry the force of the divine within them quietly without realising it, and for the men who have not realised the divine Feminine. Hinduism has never oppressed women, but rather worshipped the immense power she holds. The Vrata aspect:- I

IndologiaRicha Mishra

The unheard voice of forgotten exile

The Kashmiri Hindu genocide and exodus of 1990 easily remains one of India’s most under-reported and under-acknowledged tragedies. The trauma of this tragedy haunts generations. And what’s perhaps worse than the violence itself is how our story has been marginalized, politicized, pushed to the sidelines, and often deliberately erased from

IndologiaPoonam Munshi

Yoga Vasishtha’s Forgotten Wisdom Can Rewire Modern Minds

The Yoga Vasishtha, one of the greatest works of ancient Indian philosophy, is a conversation between the wise teacher Vasishtha and young Shri Ram. Composed millennia ago, this enormous scripture has more than 29,000 verses discussing the nature of reality, consciousness, and liberation. In contrast to better-known works such

IndologiaJayati Rawal