Moral shortcut leads to slow erosion of ethics
A personal moral lapse I recall that, years ago, when I undertook a pilgrimage to a sacred shrine in India,...
Promod Puri resides in Vancouver, Canada. He is the former editor, publisher and founder of The South Asian Canadian newspaper The Link, published from Surrey, Canada. Puri is the author of ‘Hinduism beyond rituals, customs and traditions’. Websites: promodpuri.com, progressivehindudialogue.com
A personal moral lapse I recall that, years ago, when I undertook a pilgrimage to a sacred shrine in India,...
Is consciousness unique to humans, or does it exist throughout the universe in subtle forms? In this thought-provoking piece, Promod...
Langar, the 500-year-old tradition introduced by Guru Nanak, is among the most sacred and transformative pillars of Sikhism. More than...
In an age where misinformation spreads faster than facts, it’s vital to remember that not every viewpoint deserves equal weight....
Why do the holiest among us—pundits, priests, monks and maulvis—don attire that seems to come straight out of a mythological...
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When we say “Germany invaded Poland” or “America bombed Vietnam”, we blur out the fact that it wasn’t an entire...
Intelligence and intellectuality play conspicuous roles in our lives. But wisdom supersedes them. It offers a more pragmatic, profound, and...
Brace yourself for the annual spectacle of nationalism, patriotism, and pageantry as Pakistan and India light up August 14th and...