The world may have conveniently masked its greed as moral entitlement and continued its atrocities on Mother Nature, but Karma doesn't look the other way.
Krishna holds all the colours of the rainbow of human life, represented by the peacock feather he wears.
Fear, hate and insecurity will be exploited to push down anti-people policies aimed at greater control and more profit.
The Congress vice president can certainly benefit from the profound teachings.
Dharma is not a matter of dogma, but of adapting our principles to a situation.
The Haryana government, which is celebrating Gita Mahotsav, needs his teachings.
Is love that simple? But that's how Krishna lived, without a complaint.
Should we lose billions of man-hours looking for the principles of quantum physics in, say, Karna Parva?
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Commonsense Karma | 5-minute read
When nothing seems to belong to a single person and every aspect is a result of toil of many others, can we even define an individual?
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Commonsense Karma | 5-minute read
The religion, in traditional times, rarely clashed with science.
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