Debut author is not the first thing that comes to mind when we hear Obama’s name, but that’s what he once was.
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A Deck of Cards | A Message from Above
The reader is the one who reads. Without the reader, the cards are just ink on paper.
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The Soul of the Sea
This world teems with life, with wonderment, with ancient knowledge and wisdom that seemed lost.
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Feminist Retellings of Japanese Folktales | Interview with Aoko Matsuda
“My impression is that foxes are a kind of existence that stands somewhere in between the human and non-human, binding reality and fantasy together.”
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The Sky Burials of Tibet | Honouring The Great Mother
“Do not be afraid. Everyone before you has died. You cannot stay, anymore than a baby can stay forever in the womb…”
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The Untamed Power of the Goddess | Interview with Author Dipa Sanatani
We refuse to be tamed. We always have, since the beginning of time. No matter how many battles we fight, how many eras we struggle through, how much pain we endure, we never stop till we achieve our goals. Look at all the historical stories or mythological tales, and you will find that we have always managed to fight our fears and emerge victorious.
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The Day of the Dead | A Celebration of Life
For the Aztec, Toltec and Nahua people, it was disrespectful to mourn for those who had passed on. To them, departed souls remained members of the community and were kept alive in memory and spirit.
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The Ageless Wisdom of Jyotisha | Interview with Vedic Astrologer Prakash Sundra
“Jyotisa is not mere psychological assessment, but an invaluable reference of human evolution which spans six thousand years.”
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What is the modern significance of myths? Author Interview with Indrani Deb
“Myths reflect the essence of history and philosophy. Myths show man at his best and man at his worst. Myths project man as God, and man as the devil.”
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The Exaltation of Innana | Interview with Dr. Louise Pryke
“Enheduanna is indeed the world’s first individually identified author. As well as being a priestess, she was also a princess as the daughter of Sargon of Akkad (‘Sargon the Great’). Ishtar was worshipped with songs of praise, festivals, and libations.”
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