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By The Mother - Oct 15, 2026

29 — I have forgotten what vice is and what virtue; I can only see God, His play in the world and His will in humanity. If everything is God’s will, what is the use of personal will? In the universe a

By Dr. Soumitra Basu - Oct 15, 2026

“A Consciousness that knows not its own truth, A vagrant hunter of misleading dawns, Between the being’s dark and luminous ends Moves here in a half-light that seems the whole: An interregnum in Reali

By The Mother - Jul 15, 2026

7 — Because the tiger acts according to his nature and knows not anything else, therefore he is divine and there is no evil in him. If he questioned himself, then he would be a criminal. What would be

By Dr. Soumitra Basu - Jul 15, 2026

“Caught in a blind stone-grip Force worked its plan And made in sleep this huge mechanical world That Matter might grow conscious of its soul…. (1)” Generally, when a psychologist uses the term ‘consc

By Lopa Mukherjee - Apr 24, 2026

In our current age, the strongest way humanity is brought together is not by economic globalisation or the spread of knowledge products, but by the climate crisis that is staring us in the face. There is no time to argue about who is contributing more to it and, therefore, who should be more responsible. We are all in it equally and have to strain every effort to balance the human impact on nature. Some of us are having to look for psychological treatment for the state of the environment. We have waited for leaders to react, and now know we cannot any longer. We have to each shoulder our burden, which may not be any burden at all. In fact, an ecological lifestyle may bring us closer to a spiritual way of being, which, popular wisdom has realised, is the true source of well-being. This article presents ecological intelligence and some ways to practise it in individual and communal life. It derives its inspiration primarily from the work of environmental philosopher Joanna Macy, which reconnects humans to nature.

By The Mother - Apr 24, 2026

51 – When I hear of a righteous wrath, I wonder at man’s capacity for self-deception. When one deceives oneself, one always does it in good faith. One is always acting for the good of others or for th

By Dr. Soumitra Basu - Apr 24, 2026

Psychologists have formulated general principles of perceptual organisation and studied how humans perceive the world. The physical world of forms is a three-dimensional space that we perceive through