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The Sacred Wild: How Hinduism Embraces the Forest, the Beast, and the Beyond

Neither Demon Nor Dread: The Hindu Vision of Wilderness and Wild CreaturesIn many cultures, forests and wilderness are portrayed as places of terror, chaos, and danger. Hinduism ta...

The Ecological Intelligence of Sacred Landscapes

Architecture often speaks about ecological design as though it were a recent discovery. Biodiversity corridors, regenerative landscapes, sponge cities, and more-than-human urbanism...

Sanatana Dharma: The Living Wisdom That Breaths Through Time

Hinduism Is A Living, Breathing Practice That Helps Make Sense Of An Incomprehensible World Not a Religion, But a Way of Awakening To call Hinduism merely a “religion” is like call...

Ancient Hindu Story On The Art of Not Wasting: A Lesson for the Modern World

Every creature on Earth shares a single, delicate web of existence—one that we are currently stretching to its absolute limit. Today, as climate headlines remind us of our deep int...

Dharma In Mimamsa And Vaiseshika Systems

In the Mimamsa and Vaisheshika systems, the concept of Dharma is interpreted and emphasized differently, reflecting the distinct philosophical focuses of these schools of thought....

Adityanath urges people to protect nature, links environmental conservation to Sanatan traditions

Lucknow, June 01: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Monday asked people to actively participate in environmental conservation, saying protection of nature is deeply r...

Vishnu and the Domesticated Cow, Shiva and the Untamed Bull: Order Versus Wild Energy

Order and the Wild — The Cosmic Symbolism of Vishnu's Cow and Shiva's Bull in Sanatana DharmaSanatana Dharma, Hindu religion, has long been caricatured by outsiders for its reveren...

Ignorance Is Resistance: The Hindu Vision of Living With the Natural Order

The Bondage of "Mine": Avidya, Acceptance and the Wisdom of Non-ResistanceWhether one renounces the world or remains within it, living in harmony with the natural order r...

Video : Hindus Turn To Robotic Temple Elephants To End Animal Cruelty

Well, Hindus are supposed to be protectors of Mother Earth, and thanks to their ancient Hindu numerals, which laid the foundation for the advanced technology we use today, for now,...

Karuna in Kali Yuga: Why Empathy May Be Our Only Survival - Hinduism Insights

 The Dharma of Empathy: Humanity's Last Light in the Age of Kali - Hinduism InsightsKali Yuga is entering its full bloom, and we see the signs of it everywhere. Humanity i...

Dongria Kondh of Niyamgiri: Where forests, food and faith shape daily life

An intimate glimpse into the lives of the Dongria Kondh, one of India’s Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups, in Odisha’s Niyamgiri hills

The Spectacle Of Care: Vantara Through An Ecofeminist Lens

Reading Vantara through an ecofeminist lens reminds us that the conservation of wildlife must not simply mean managing the ecological consequences of industrial development. Conser...

Why ecologists are concerned about the Great Nicobar Project

Vatican-sponsored conference fosters dialogue with Indian religious traditions

The Indian subcontinent, home to more than 1 billion people, has produced some of the great philosophers, mystics, and spiritual traditions in the great human cultural patrimony. T...

Mindfulness for Food Systems Transformation

Looking to take his work beyond the walls of academia, an agroecologist turns to the teachings of Indigenous elders and engaged Buddhism. The post Mindfulness for Food Systems Tran...

Touching the Earth

A Zen teacher revisits the story of the Buddha’s awakening and what it can teach us about our interconnectedness with the Earth. The post Touching the Earth appeared first on Tricy...

The Elephants in the Courtroom

Sri Lanka’s Supreme Court ruled that protecting Buddhism means protecting nature, so what happens when it doesn’t? The post The Elephants in the Courtroom appeared first on Tricycl...

Reimagining Eco-Justice: South Asian Jesuits Move Toward Advocacy

Reimagining the relationship

Environmental Humanities is a multidisciplinary field that explores the entangled relationship between human culture and the wider material world. If the Environmental Sciences inv...

Compensatory afforestation for biodiversity loss in Nicobar a bogus argument: Jairam Ramesh

‘In India, unlike in many other parts of the world, when we protect nature, you also protect culture’

The Upward Guardian – Brahma Dev and the Sacred Tradition of the Dasha Dikpalas

Brahma as Urdhva Dikpala – The Divine Guardian of the Celestial HeightsIn the vast cosmological framework of Sanatana Dharma, space itself is considered sacred and presided over by...

Tri-Sandhya Shakti: The Tantric Worship of Goddess Jagaddhatri Across the Three Phases of Day

Jagaddhatri: The Cosmic Sustainer and Her Threefold Worship in Kubjika TantraIn the vast and layered landscape of Shakta Tantrism, Jagaddhatri occupies a position of profound cosmo...

Dhama in Hinduism: Sacred Places and Pilgrimage

In Hinduism, the term "Dhama" signifies an abode or a sacred place, often associated with places of pilgrimage. These sites hold immense spiritual significance and are be...

How a spiritual practice is preserving Benin’s mangroves

In the West African nation of Benin, Vodun, an ancient spiritual religion rooted in a deep connection between humans and nature, has become a primary tool for protecting the countr...