Tattva Notes

Ohh… you just happened to land here. I would say you were meant to arrive here. And if you stay with me till the end, you will not look at yourself in quite the same way again. Today I want to clear a confusion that is rarely addressed properly. When we look at Indian spiritual […]

Let me tell you today about Sunyata. But before I explain what Sunyata means, you need to understand something about yourself. Right now, as you are reading these words, you are not simply reading them. You are reading them through everything you have accumulated until today. Your memories are there. Your experiences are there. Your

Let me share with you what I have come to understand about Yoga and Bhakti. Listen closely, because what I am about to tell you is not complicated, though the world has made it seem so. Within each one of you there is something that has never changed since the day you were born, and

In spirituality Ishvara (GOD) means the creator and source of the entire cosmos. Ishvara is not a human like being with a particular shape or form that can be seen, touched or perceived through the senses. Ishvara is formless and beyond sensory perception. The entire cosmic process exists within its own order. Creation, transformation and

Before we understand Avatar, we first need to understand the idea of a Creator. Look at the cosmos around us. Everything we can observe follows certain principles. Matter behaves according to rules. Planets move in predictable patterns. Stars are born, change and eventually disappear. Even our own body follows a complex system of biological processes.