Étiquette : indus
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Vritra and the Oil Lobbies
Vritra, the serpent that holds back the waters in the Rig Veda, is the eternal symbol of powers that block life. A six-thousand-year-old hymn of burning relevance.
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Vritra et les lobbies pétroliers
Vritra, le serpent qui retient les eaux dans le Rig Veda, est-il le symbole éternel des pouvoirs qui bloquent la vie ? Lecture d’un hymne brûlant d’actualité.
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How the Hymns Were Composed and Transmitted
From visionary rishis to family mandalas, how the Vedic hymns were orally composed between 4000 and 1900 BCE and transmitted across generations.
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Comment les hymnes ont été composés et transmis
Des rishis aux mandalas familiaux, comment les hymnes védiques ont été créés oralement entre 4000 et 1900 BCE et transmis de génération en génération.
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The Notion of Dharma in the Rig Veda — Far More Than Cosmic Order
In the Rig Veda, dharma is not a moral code. It is the living Truth that permeates all things, the active structure of the real. A concept to rediscover at its source.
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La notion de dharma dans le Rig Veda
Dans le Rig Veda, dharma ne désigne pas encore un code moral figé. Il est la Règle vivante qui imprègne tout, la Vérité en acte. Une notion qu’il faut retrouver à la source.
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Pranayama and the Treatment of Post-Traumatic Stress
Pranayama releases endogenous DMT and produces the same effects as entheogens. Stanislav Grof proved it. The Rig Veda has known this for millennia.
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The Ribhus — The Divine Craftsmen Who Conquered Immortality (hymn 1.20)
Hymn 1.20 of the Rig Veda: the Ribhus, three mortals who became gods through mastery and truthfulness. A timeless teaching on immortality as the reward of excellence.
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The Hymns of Mandala IX — A Poetry of Ecstasy
The hymns of Mandala IX of the Rig Veda — entirely devoted to deified soma — form a poetry of ecstasy, flow, Light and dissolution.
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The Ritual Preparation of Soma
The ritual preparation of Soma in the Rig Veda — pressing, filtering, mixing and mantras. How this entheogenic plant became a sacred offering.