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Readings & Reflections

Close readings of the Gita by our writers, in the light of Sri Aurobindo.

  1. Krishna for Today

    Krishna for Today

  2. The efficiency of Sanskrit: Less words more meaning!

    The Sanskrit Series

    In this article, we shall see how Sanskrit increases its efficiency by removing unnecessary, good-for-nothing words from a sentence which the other languages are forced to carry just as a host carries parasites with…

  3. Krishna for Today

    Krishna for Today

    Hanuman's fight with the Rakshasasin the Ashoka vana. Copyright Keshav

  4. Krishna for Today

    Krishna for Today

    Soorpanakha and Ravana. Copyright Keshav

  5. Krishna for Today

    Krishna for Today

  6. Krishna for Today

    Krishna for Today

  7. Krishna for Today

    Krishna for Today

    Rama fights kara and Dooshana.(note the use of gloves) Copyright Keshav

  8. Krishna for Today

    Krishna for Today

    Sugreeva doubts.Hanuman surrenders.(The arrow of Rama, shot through the seven teak trees, to prove his ability to Sugreeva is shown. Monkeys in kishkinda invariably uprooted a tree to be used as a bench!) Copyright…

  9. Krishna for Today

    Krishna for Today

    Vibheeshana Surrenders.Each step towards Rama is end for Ravana.Drawing 2002.colored 2009. Copyright Keshav

  10. The flexibility of Sanskrit

    The Sanskrit Series

    Did you know, Sanskrit is a highly word-order free language ? What does this mean ? It means that you can take a Sanskrit sentence, jumble its words the way you wish and there is good probability that the resulting…