Con­tent­ment is some­thing that all of us seek. When one is at com­plete ease with one­self with­out hav­ing any feel­ings of...

The 14, 17 and 18th chap­ters of the Bha­gavad Gita have prac­ti­cal insights on the Tri­gu­na: Sat­va, Rajas and Tamas. Here is a table...

We make sense of our envi­ron­ment through the process of per­cep­tion. It typ­i­cal­ly hap­pens through our sens­es: visu­al,...

Om is con­sid­ered the fun­da­men­tal sound or vibra­tion in Sanatana Dhar­ma. Almost every chant begins with Om and it is con­sid­ered...

Our shas­tras look at real­i­ty from mul­ti­ple per­spec­tives. This cre­ation, espe­cial­ly the liv­ing sys­tem, can be looked at...

The Yoga­su­tra of Patan­jali talks about a two-fold approach to achieve chit­ta vrit­ti: Abhayasa and Vairagya अभ्यासवैराग्याभ्यां...

Bod­hi was a five month long course offered in 2021 for those pas­sion­ate about the Indic phi­los­o­phy of edu­ca­tion. With...

Yoga Nidra is an extreme­ly relax­ing prac­tice. It is done lying down on one’s back and relax­ing the entire body. Lis­ten to this...

Indi­a’s Inspir­ing Sci­en­tif­ic Her­itage A primer series into the devel­op­ment of Jyotiṣa & Gaṇitā in India Through a series of short...

Dur­ing the past cen­tu­ry, research in psy­chol­o­gy and neu­ro­science has lead to an under­stand­ing of sev­er­al cog­ni­tive and...

Vip­ul Sha­ha shares a sum­ma­ry of Dr. Richard David­son’s ses­sion at Bod­hi Online Pro­gram Contemplative Practices, Neuroscience and...

Imag­ine your­self speak­ing to a group of young stu­dents on the qual­i­ties that they need to devel­op as learn­ers. Imag­ine that you...