During my last stay in January 2018 at the WTT Retreat Centre in Visakhapatnam, India I participated in a one hour video discussion moderated by Anuraag Saxena, an Indian from Singapore, originally from Visakhapatnam. See here my previous post.
Five other group members from the West also took part in the lively discussion. It was about our spiritual path in search of the eternal wisdom, in India called Sanatana Dharma.
With his videos, Anuraag is trying to inform Indians abroad about the rich heritage of India and make Indians aware of their treasures of Sanatana Dharma, the essence of Hinduism. None of us Westerners would coin ourselves as “Hindus” (the title of the video says “Why I became a Hindu?”) but we deeply agreed with the core values, esp. also “Vasudhaiva Kutumbaka” (see in one of the video links), meaning “all the world is one family”.
Here are the links to the video discussion as well as to the 10 4-5 min. snippets. These are his accounts on Facebook and on Twitter.
1. Sanatana Dharma. What’s so cool about it?
2. Singularity & Vasudeva Kutumbakam
3. Katy Perry Vs. Spirituality
4. Science Vs Spirituality: Opposing forces?
5. Wealthy but lonely. The curse of Western Capitalism
6. Digestion & Appropriation of Indic knowledge
7. Is God a woman?
8. Why is Catholicism against Diversity & Inclusion?
9. Purushattva & the resurgence of Yoddhas
10. In the end: Be Liberal
