Samvad Bharati

In the grand vision of Sanātana Dharma, Bhārat is not merely a nation defined by borders or people. Bhārat is a Yantra —a living, breathing sacred geometry, intentionally aligned for the highest purpose of human life: Mukti . A Divine Triangle As I see it, Bhārat forms a sacred triangle— from Hinglaja Mata in the west to Dhakesvari in the east, and to Shankari Devi in Śrī Laṅkā in the south . These three points are not randomly chosen—they represent ancient Shakti Peethas, seats of divine feminine energy. This triangle becomes a foundational yantric shape, an energetic field established through divine will and ṛṣi-vision. This land is not people-centric , but geography-centric . People come and go, dynasties rise and fall, politics unites and divides—but the Yantra remains . A Land for Sādhana This sacred Yantra exists for a particular function: to assist Ātmās , souls who have cultivated a specific level of samskāras , to enter its field and undertake their final stages of Sādhan...

When Śrī Rāma cautioned his brother Bharata with the words: "कच्चिन् न लोकायतिकान् ब्राह्मणामः तात सेवसे | अनर्थ कुशला ह्य् एते बालाः पण्डित मानिनः ||" “I hope you are not engaging with Lokāyatika Brāhmaṇas, my dear brother, for these immature men, thinking themselves wise, are only skilled in causing harm.” — Valmiki Ramayana, Ayodhyā Kāṇḍa 2.100.38 he wasn’t merely describing a group of misguided thinkers. He was giving us a civilizational alert — one that echoes today with startling relevance. Prof. Santishree’s recent critique of the “woke-jihadi academic complex” in Indian higher education institutions must be understood in the light of this ancient warning. At stake is not just pedagogy or ideology — it is the soul of the nation’s intellectual future . 🎓 From Śāstra to Subversion: How Did We Get Here? Indian knowledge traditions were once centered around the pursuit of truth ( satyānveṣaṇam ), not power. The guru-śiṣya paramparā was built not to propagate...

  Ceasefire Violated. I just want to bring this to the awareness of those I know and can speak to. The attack was on Hindus. Why? Because Hindus are idol worshippers and polytheists . The world will not fully empathize with us. According to certain scriptures, Hindus are not even considered sentient beings — merely objects. A terrorist is someone who takes that scripture seriously — to the point of taking lives without remorse. After all, how bad would you feel for breaking an object, hitting an animal, or eating meat? That's how a terrorist sees Hindus — as less than human. Others, who may not act as violently as terrorists, still harbor the same core belief: That idol worship and polytheism are blasphemy. They offer passive support to the oppressors — like those who hold the goat still while the butcher cuts its throat. The attack is on Hindus. Supporters of the butchers stayed silent. Some even offered funds. Be clear about your identity — a Hindu, an idol-w...

  Where the Mind is Without Fear: A Tribute to Robindranath Thakur on His Birth Anniversary Today, we celebrate the birth anniversary of Shree Robindranath Thakur , a seer-poet, visionary, and dharmic thinker whose words continue to light the path for a nation yearning for spiritual clarity and fearless progress. At Samvad Bharati , we do not merely remember Thakur — we resonate with him. His words are not relics of the past; they are a living force. His ideals breathe through our vision. And there is no better way to articulate our aspirations than through the opening line of his evergreen poem: "চিত্ত যেথা ভয়শূন্য" "Where the mind is without fear…" 🕉 Chitta – The Sky of Consciousness The word chitta is not merely “mind.” In the śāstric understanding, it is Chit Śakti — the very force of Prakriti that transforms inert matter into Chetana (consciousness). It is the field of Chaitanya , the living ether in which all experience arises. It is Chidambara...