Swa denotes self and tantra stands for sciences, techniques, practices of a land, the way we live, in consonance with our surroundings and nature in a sustainable manner. Swatantrata is more than mere political independence. It is freedom to practice one’s own sciences and techniques. Continue Reading
Akshaya Trithiya or Akha Teej, is a highly auspicious day which falls on the third day after Amavasya (No Moon / New moon) in the Indian calendar month of Vaishakha. This traditional festival seems insignificant in comparison to some of the more glamorous festivals of the land. For whatever reason this festival came into being,Continue Reading
Vasanta Panchami or Basant Panchami festival heralds the arrival of spring in India, Vasanta Ritu. After winter solstice, the sun starts its northward journey from the tropic of Capricorn, Uttarayana. With this, winter slowly ebbs and warmer days begin to arrive. Vasanta Ritu – A change in Season Vasanta Ritu is welcomed in the northern parts of India whichContinue Reading