The visionary Buddhist teacher Nagarjuna was head of Nalanda University in the second century. His most famous work, Mulamadhyamakakarika, or the Middle Way, is the path in-between extremes. His Ratna
New realities are being created every moment. But how really are they taking form? Certainly, an existing reality can't lead to a new one by itself. The genesis of new realities lies in–believe it or
A bunch of smart, enterprising women from different corners of the globe.What links them is a thirst for rediscovering themselves. What brings them together is a yoga shaala in Mysore run by a young,
Did You Charge Your Optimism Today?A day full of optimism is a day packed with power, a force-multiplier that lets you take on what the world throws at you–good, bad or ugly–with a never-say-die-spiri
Buddha uses this word 'right mindfulness' millions of times. When the mind disappears and thoughts disappear you become mindful. You do things–you move, you work, you eat, you sleep, but you are alway
China's economic progress and military assertiveness have assumed the centre stage of strategic discussions in India, as indeed it has elsewhere in Asia and United States.Tibet and Eastern Turkistan h
The secrets of natural phenomena and the enigmatic behaviour of the human mind are perhaps the two most intriguing aspects of our evolutionary process. In trying to unravel the mysteries of mind and m
Nehru: A Troubled Legacy raises a fundamental question: Have we yet made an honest assessment of Nehru—and in effect, an honest assessment of India’s contemporary history?To investigate this signi
Is the learning that we need essentially different from the education that we receive?Prominent school Principals who have contributed to this book are of the view that if high-quality learning is goi
This book asks what seems like a silly question—can you teach a zebra some algebra? You may in turn ask—what kind of a question is that? How can one teach algebra to a zebra? However, that is exac
