Who Are Ghosts? Vedic Philosophy of Spirits, Pancha Kosha & Karma After Death On this blog, I typically write about two core themes: spirituality and geopolitics . These topics either explore the tangible dynamics of the world around us or delve into the mystical realms beyond the material universe. Today’s article falls into the second category—it’s about that unseen dimension which, although often neglected, is deeply intertwined with our own inner reality. When we speak about the unknown, there are countless instances where individuals report encountering energies or entities that seem to connect them to a reality far removed from the ordinary. Surprisingly, this "unknown world" isn’t somewhere outside of us—it lies within us. We are part of this hidden realm, though most of us remain unaware or even consciously avoid acknowledging it. It is not because it doesn’t exist, but often because our scientific rationality is ill-equipped to deal with ...
Buddhism vs Hinduism: In-Depth Comparative Study of Atman, Anatta, Karma, Moksha & Nirvana Hinduism is often described as Sanātana Dharma —the “eternal way of life.” Buddhism arose from the same cultural soil but charted its own disciplined path to awakening. Studying Buddhism vs Hinduism is therefore less a clash between rivals and more a dialogue between two complementary quests for freedom. By seeing where they diverge and where they overlap, modern seekers can extract practical wisdom from both traditions without losing intellectual honesty or spiritual depth. Buddha Rejected Vedic Rituals Some readers assume the Buddha opposed the Vedas outright. A better analogy is a medical student learning to use an MRI: she needs to understand the machine well enough to diagnose, not to redesign microchips. Likewise, the Buddha focused on one proven method, mindful investigation of suffering, rather than the entire spectrum of Vedic techniques. When students asked...