Blog
Member guides, student resources, institution spotlights, and stories from the Indic knowledge community — written and reviewed by people inside it.
Detoxing Gen Z: Substance & Ideology
Two intoxications, one generation — a mentoring session on the dependencies of the body and the borrowed certainties of the mind.
AI and Civilizational Identity
When machines summarize a civilization, whose sources do they read? The lecture on why Indic knowledge must be digitally present, or be digitally described by others.
Concept of Time: Indian vs Western
Linear arrow or cosmic cycle? What the yuga framework actually says, and why civilizations think differently because they time differently.
Indian Philosophical Traditions
Six darshanas, one argumentative civilization — an orientation lecture for entering Indian philosophy without getting lost.
Myth vs Reality of Metanarratives
Every big story about India — invasion, stagnation, rescue — has a construction history of its own. This lecture teaches how to audit a metanarrative.
Decolonizing Enslaved Minds
The first shackle is the story we were told about ourselves — this lecture examines how colonial narratives survive in free minds, and how they are undone.
Bravehearts of Bharat by Vikram Sampath
Fifteen forgotten defenders of Indian civilization — Sampath’s vignettes restore names our textbooks never taught us to say.
Flight of Deities and Rebirth of Temples by Meenakshi Jain
Meenakshi Jain documents what devotion did under iconoclasm: images hidden, carried, buried — and temples reborn around them, sometimes centuries later.
How I Became a Hindu by Sita Ram Goel
Sita Ram Goel’s autobiography of the mind — from committed Marxist to clear-eyed defender of dharma — remains the most honest conversion story in modern Indian letters.
Annual Indic Warriors Conclave 2026 — Varanasi
Our first annual gathering: Heritage Forums at Assi Ghat (28–30 Sept) and IKS Pedagogy Workshops at BHU (1–2 Oct 2026).
Decolonizing Scepticism & Self-Doubt — Live Webinar
Separating critical method from trained self-doubt — an upcoming live session with Dr. Bhanumati Mishra.
Analyzing Leftist Historiography on Temple Architectures
What the dominant temple historiography systematically omits — and the symmetrical method that would restore it.