Articles

Purushartha represents the four essential pursuits of human life—dharma, artha, kama, and moksha—which function as the organized driving forces and core purpose of an individual's existence

Ramayana guides moral dilemmas; Mahabharata guides ethical ones. A practical framework for applying these epics to real-life decisions.

Hindus in America should build a diversified political portfolio across power centers to protect Dharmic and community interests long-term.

Hindus in the US must move beyond the Republican-Democrat divide and hold Indian-American politicians accountable to Dharmic principles.

Why Hindus must demand genuine Dharmic values from leaders, not just ethnic origin — the vote is a 'vote of approval,' not blind loyalty.

A framework for Hindus to engage in politics as independent Dharmic thinkers — transcending the Abrahamic Binary of partisan systems.

A ground-up explanation of how Hindu calendars work — from Earth's motions and the Sidereal/Synodic distinction to the Panchanga's five limbs: tithi, vaara, nakshatra, yoga and karana.