By Professor Kathleen Kesson When the underlying spirit of humanism is extended to everything, animate and … Changing the Story: A Neohumanist Educational Philosophy for the AnthropoceneRead more
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Mind Phenomenon
Book review by G Padmanabhan, Honorary Professor, Department of Biochemistry, former Director Indian Institute of Science, … Mind PhenomenonRead more
Tantra Re-Envisioned: The Two River Theory on the Origin of Yoga
Image above: Tantra diagram showing seed-sounds for control of the flow of forces in the subtle … Tantra Re-Envisioned: The Two River Theory on the Origin of YogaRead more
Let There Be More and More Competition
Interview with Dr. Ravi Batra What is the nature of inflation? Inflation affects the poor badly … Let There Be More and More CompetitionRead more
The Cycle of Inflation and the Price Spiral of the 2020s
By Professor Ravi Batra There is a well-known Chinese proverb: May you live in interesting times. … The Cycle of Inflation and the Price Spiral of the 2020sRead more
Shabda Cayanika
On the 8th of September, 1985, Shrii Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar, began an extraordinary series of Sunday … Shabda CayanikaRead more
From the Unmanifest to the Manifest
By Shrii Prabhat Rainjan Sarkar From the Shabda Cayanika series Among all mundane expressions, the sound … From the Unmanifest to the ManifestRead more
The Forest Must Be Saved
By Shrii Prabhat Rainjan Sarkar Led by the urge of self-interest, human beings are neglecting ecology … The Forest Must Be SavedRead more
Neohumanism: Panacea for Global Malaise
By Professor Aditya Mohanty The globe is engulfed in an unprecedented crisis. Scientific and technological advancements … Neohumanism: Panacea for Global MalaiseRead more
Fatal Logic and the Neohumanist Response
Modernity is fatally wounded. Neohumanism is the socio-spiritual response to the fatal logic of modernity which privileges growth and the human species over the broad kinship networks of the planet. Sarkar’s articulation of Neohumanism offers a subtle and powerful spiritual alternative logic to counteract the materialist worldview of the present. Drawing on deep cultural traditions of Tantra and Humanism, Sarkar finds hope in just and joyous planetary futures.