Many of the Dance traditions that have emerged across the world have been associated with

Fear is everywhere, it seems to be in the air, in everybody’s eyes and it

“Men seek retreats for themselves, houses in the country, sea-shores, and mountains; and thou too

“May you live in interesting times,” we sometimes say. The ordinary use of this phrase

Most cultures down the long and twisted corridors of history have believed in some form

In the teachings of Gurdjieff and the Fourth Way, it is expressed that significant collective

“The calm mind means courage, so that you may face without fear the trials and

Had my grandmother still been alive she would have probably sourly observed, ‘The world’s going

The whole universe is indeed a chaos to the senses, but a cosmos to the

As you stroll down the French Bridge, located in the Tourist District of South Mumbai,

The Dancing Ganesha comes in many forms and can be seen in pictures, scriptures and

In the Socratic philosophy, memento mori is emphasised in Phaedo, a dialogue between Socrates (470 – 399 BC)

The part of our intelligence that manifests through movement is much higher than we usually

Gurdjieff is quoted as mentioning that one could recognize a particular nationality by the way

The world is far more mysterious than most of us imagine. And so are we.

The term `egregore’ is derived from a Greek word meaning `to be aware of’ or

The  Zār Cult, a sort of healing ritual mostly practised in Islamic countries like northern

Few notions are more shrouded in mystery than that of initiation. In fact, such a