युवा संतों की दशा-दिशा धार्मिक-आध्यात्मिक संगठनों का नेतृत्व भले ही वृद्ध हो पर वहां चारों ओर युवा ही रमे हुए हैं। हर संत-महात्मा-गुरू को युवाओं का महत्व पता है और शायद उसे जोड़ने के वो हर कदम उठा रहा है। भव्य श्रीवास्तव धर्म के युवा भाव से आप धीरे-धीरे परिचित हो रहे होंगे। धर्म सदियों से मानव के बीच प्रकृति की तरह स्थापित है और वो अचर से चर की यात्रा में आत्मा बनकर बहुत… Continue reading युवा संतों की दशा-दिशा
How Different Faiths Interpret the “Creation” Story The question of how the universe began has fascinated humanity since the dawn of time. Every civilization, every faith, and every culture has tried to answer the same mystery: Where did we come from, and why are we here? The “Creation” story—how life, earth, and the cosmos came into being—is one of the most universal narratives in human history. Though religions differ in their explanations, all share a… Continue reading How Different Faiths Interpret the “Creation” Story
The Idea of Sin and Redemption Across Religions From the dawn of civilization, humanity has struggled with one timeless question: why do humans commit wrongs, and how can they find forgiveness? Across the world’s great religions, the concepts of sin and redemption—wrongdoing and the hope of being restored—form the moral backbone of faith. Though each tradition interprets these ideas differently, all share a common purpose: to guide human beings from error toward enlightenment, from guilt… Continue reading The Idea of Sin and Redemption Across Religions
Karma and Accountability — How Ancient Beliefs Align with Modern Ethics The idea of karma—that every action has a consequence—is one of the most profound and enduring concepts in human thought. Rooted in the ancient philosophies of India, karma transcends religion and enters the realm of universal morality. In essence, karma teaches that what we think, say, and do creates energy that eventually returns to us, shaping our present and future. When examined through the… Continue reading Karma and Accountability — How Ancient Beliefs Align with Modern Ethics
The Concept of Dharma in Today’s World The ancient Indian idea of Dharma has always been more than a religious principle—it is a timeless philosophy of living. Derived from the Sanskrit root “dhṛ”, meaning “to uphold” or “to sustain,” Dharma refers to the moral, ethical, and spiritual foundation that sustains the order of the universe and society. In today’s rapidly changing world—marked by technological progress, moral confusion, and social polarization—the concept of Dharma remains deeply… Continue reading The Concept of Dharma in Today’s World
Core Beliefs & Doctrines: The Heart of Human Faith Every religion, philosophy, or worldview is built upon a foundation of core beliefs and doctrines—the essential principles that guide thought, behavior, and the moral compass of its followers. These doctrines act like a spiritual constitution, shaping how communities understand divinity, creation, morality, and the purpose of life. Yet, despite differences across traditions, the underlying essence of these beliefs often points toward universal values—truth, compassion, justice, and… Continue reading Core Beliefs & Doctrines: The Heart of Human Faith
Faith and Film: How Religion Is Depicted in Indian & Global Cinema in 2025 Cinema has always been more than entertainment; it is a mirror of human belief, struggle, and imagination. Religion — as one of the most powerful forces shaping human identity — has been a recurring theme in films across the world. From Indian epics to Hollywood dramas, filmmakers continue to explore how faith inspires, divides, and transforms lives. In 2025, this relationship… Continue reading Faith and Film: How Religion Is Depicted in Indian & Global Cinema in 2025
Religion and Social Media Polarisation: Blessing or Curse? In today’s hyperconnected world, social media has become a new kind of public square — one where ideas, beliefs, and identities collide every second. For religion, this digital arena has offered both opportunity and danger. On one hand, it allows spiritual leaders to reach global audiences, faith communities to share teachings instantly, and young people to rediscover religious traditions online. On the other, it has amplified divisions,… Continue reading Religion and Social Media Polarisation: Blessing or Curse?
The Business of Spirituality: Wellness, Retreats, Apps & Commodification In recent years, spirituality has quietly become one of the fastest-growing industries in the world. What was once a deeply personal journey of introspection and faith has now expanded into a global marketplace — complete with meditation apps, yoga retreats, mindfulness workshops, and spiritual influencers. In India, where ancient traditions of meditation and self-realization originated, spirituality has been rebranded and commercialized to fit modern lifestyles. The… Continue reading The Business of Spirituality: Wellness, Retreats, Apps & Commodification
Digital Divides in Faith: Urban vs Rural, Connected vs Not-Connected in India In the 21st century, faith has gone digital. Online darshans, livestreamed aartis, virtual congregations, and religious apps have redefined how Indians connect with spirituality. The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated this transformation, turning temples, mosques, churches, and gurudwaras into digital hubs of devotion. Yet, behind this new age of connected spirituality lies a profound divide — between those who can access faith online and those… Continue reading Digital Divides in Faith: Urban vs Rural, Connected vs Not-Connected in India
Religion & the Environment in India: From Cow Protection to Green Mosques India’s spiritual traditions have long celebrated the interconnectedness of life — a vision where nature is not merely a resource but a divine presence. Rivers are revered as goddesses, mountains as abodes of deities, and animals as sacred companions in the cosmic order. Yet in a rapidly urbanizing and industrializing India, environmental degradation has become a moral and spiritual crisis as much as… Continue reading Religion & the Environment in India: From Cow Protection to Green Mosques
The Ethics of Religious Tourism: Sustainability, Culture, and Economics Religious tourism is one of the oldest and most influential forms of travel in human history. From the pilgrimages to Mecca and Varanasi to the visits to Jerusalem, Bodh Gaya, or the Vatican, millions undertake sacred journeys each year in search of spiritual fulfillment. Yet, in the modern era, these ancient pathways of devotion are intertwined with commerce, culture, and environmental concerns. The growing popularity of… Continue reading The Ethics of Religious Tourism: Sustainability, Culture, and Economics
