How Western Indology Misread Sanskrit: The Colonial Distortion of Bhartṛhari
Tracing the journey of Bhartṛhari from a living darśana to a colonial artifact—and the urgent imperative to reclaim the Sanskrit tradition from within.
Inside the Mind of a Vedantic Master: Exploring M. Hiriyanna’s Secret Diary, Chaff and Draff
A rare glimpse into the unknown facets, brilliance, and spiritual evolution of Acharya M. Hiriyanna as recorded in his private diary.
Aparigraha: An Original Sanatana Ideal and Societal Value
An outline exposition of Aparigraha or non-covetousness, one of the profoundest ideals birthed by the Sanatana genius.
EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT: REVISITING PROF M. HIRIYANNA
The Mysore Hiriyanna Library Prof Mysore Hiriyanna was once a name that blazed with a soft glow in the annals of Indian Philosophy. He was a much sought-after philosopher and a scholar of the highest order by academicians and lay people alike, and tutored at least three generations of