Life, Teachings, and Legacy ofRishi Gobhil and Maharishi Angiras and Spiritual Contributions to Vedic Heritage” ByCdr Alok Mohan Abstract This paper explores the lives, teachings, and historical narratives of two venerable sages of Vedic tradition: Rishi Gobhil and Maharishi Angiras. Through critical examination of textual materials, including Puranic, ritualistic, and modern scholarly sources, the study …
The Sacred Teachers in Hindu Tradition“Rishi Dhaumya & Rishi Sandipani”By Cdr Alok Mohan Rishi Dhaumya & Rishi Sandipani were“Teachers (gurus) of Krishna and Balarama and Pandavas,who were not just ordinary instructors but who acted as guides of cosmic law and spiritual order.The lessons of Rishi Dhaumya and Rishi Sandipani, transcend the individual reach into universal …
“The Intellectual Genealogies of Sanātana Dharma: Vararūchi, Gādhi, and the Bhārgava Legacy” By Cdr Alok Mohan [ https://ancientindia.co.in/genealogy-of-gadhi-satyavati-jamadagni-and-parasurama/ ] Abstract This paper explores the multifaceted figures of Vararūchi, Gādhi, and the Bhārgava lineage within ancient Indian intellectual and mythological traditions. Vararūchi is examined as both a grammarian and legendary figure; Gādhi as a Pauranic king-sage …
Genealogy of Gādhi, Satyavatī, Jamadagni, and Paraśurāma Following genealogy demonstrates the confluence of the Kaushika royal lineage and the Bhārgava sage lineage through the marriage of Satyavatī (daughter of Gādhi) and R̥cīka (Bhārgava sage). Their son Jamadagni and grandson Paraśurāma symbolize the merging of Kṣatriya power and Brahminical wisdom, while Gādhi’s son Viśvāmitra exemplifies the …
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Life Stories and Teachings of Rishis Śākalya, Kāmada, and PailaBy Cdr Alok Mohan Abstract This paper explores the biographies and philosophical teachings of three ancient Vedic sages—Śākalya, Kāmada, and Paila—drawn from Puranic literature, and scholarly research. Emphasis is given to Śākalya’s role as a Vedic grammarian and his dialogue with Yajñavalkya; Kāmada’s cosmological role and …
The Wrathful Incarnation of Shiva in Hindu TraditionSage Durvasa(दुर्वासात्रेय) By Cdr Alok Mohan ॐ नमो दुर्वासाय महर्षये तपोधनाय । क्रोधावताराय शिवाय नमः ॥ “Salutations to Sage Durvasa, the treasure of austerity, incarnation of Lord Shiva’s wrath, revered among sages.” 1. Introduction In the vast expanse of Hindu religious literature, few figures embody paradox as vividly …
Yājñavalkya: A Vedic Sage of Non-Duality, Renunciation, and Philosophical DialogueByCdr Alok Mohan Abstract This paper examines the life, mythological origins, and philosophical contributions of the ancient sage Yājñavalkya, focusing on his representation in Vedic literature and Upanishadic discourse. Incorporating both traditional accounts and scholarly interpretations, the study addresses themes such as divine incarnation, metaphysical dialogue, …
Life and Teachings of Sages Vatsyayana and KatyayanaByCdr Alok Mohan Abstract This paper explores the lives, contributions, and teachings of two prominent ancient Indian sages: Vatsyayana and Katyayana. Vatsyayana is renowned for his work on human relationships, ethics, and social philosophy, while Katyayana is celebrated for his contributions to Sanskrit grammar and linguistic analysis. By …
The Sages Mitrayu, Maitreya and Vatsa — A Triadic Perspective in Sage Tradition and Gotra Heritage By Cdr Alok Mohan ऋषयो वै मनुष्याणां गुरवः सर्वकर्मणाम्।तेषां कृपया लोकोऽयं धर्मे तिष्ठति सर्वदा॥ Transliteration:Ṛṣhayo vai manuṣyāṇām guravaḥ sarvakarmaṇām,teṣāṁ kṛpayā loko’yaṁ dharme tiṣṭhati sarvadā. English Translation:“Sages are the true guides of mankind in all righteous actions;By their compassion, the …
Indrauta, Shaunaka, and Gritsamada: Eminent Rishis of the Vedic Tradition By Cdr Alok Mohan 1. Introduction अथ वयं शौनकगृह्येषु वाचमूलं गृह्ये ऋषीणां गुरुप्रसादे सर्वज्ञानं प्राप्नुयामः॥ Having taken the root of the words of the sages in the houses of Saunaka, by the grace of the spiritual master, we shall attain to all knowledge. Indrauta, Shaunaka, …