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  The ancient Indian culture relied on deep, practical & futuristic science. One such tradition demonstrating the long-lasting scientific knowledge is the age-old practice of drumsticks being the one thing that can help male libido & virility to soar. “Vaidyas” were the name given to doctors in ancient India. Whereas the world used "medicine men" based on tribal practices, Indian physicians used advanced & regulated medicine which even included extensive surgeries knowledge that was unknown anywhere else on earth at that time. Without HPLC, Spectrometers or even stability chambers they managed to ascertain that a host of ingredients that the modern scientist today is just recognizing had health-giving & enhancing properties that have to be explained in no less than five millennia. Scientific research has today demonstrated that drumstick or Moringa is indeed a Nutritional powerhouse. High in Vitamins A, C & B Complex along with minerals like Calcium,...

  In India, homicides within the household are rarely unexpected. There's almost always a gradual build up of tension, a sequence of warnings that can be detected from a mile away if people were simply paying attention. Relationships don't unravel over a night; the unraveling is always messy, prolonged and highly visible to people outside. If we are able to identify these warning signals & intervene in time, we can avoid almost 90% of these tragic deaths. There's no monopoly on malice: It can seep into anyone. Modern Indian society increasingly embraces certain worst features of the Western civilization like hollow relationships & extreme toxicity while at the same time, dismissing most of the society's healthy aspects. The Indian society should instead learn from the West to acknowledge its negative traits instead of flaunting them & follow their humane traits & policies instead of its harmful ones. The number of unnatural deaths continues to be...

The viewpoint of ancient Indian scriptures regarding the formation of an infant’s characteristics attributing the child's nature to three types of influence: Daiva (Karma): 1. The individual child's accumulated karma. 2. The soul (Atman) entering the womb brings the pre-existing tendencies (Samskaras). Shukra & Shonita (Genetic Material): 3. The father's & mothers physical & biological contribution to the child. Garbhini Paricharya (Maternal Environment): 4. The pregnant mother's mental, physical & emotional status. The Philosophy of Garbh Sanskar Garbh Sanskar, meaning literally “educating the fetus” or "womb culture" is an ancient concept & practice. The scriptures like Charaka Samhita & Sushruta Samhita very clearly describe that the mother's mental, physical state as well as diet, will shape the unborn child's physique & psyche. These ancient Indians had knowledge without any CT scan or other modern instruments millenn...

Why Parents need to Stop Comparing. Are we teaching or driving our kids crazy? As children, all of us would have faltered at mathematics, bumbled over science or just been "off" on exams. As soon as we became parents, however, something strange happened. We suddenly felt it was natural & fitting to expect our children to compete with & perform like the very best. We project our highest aspirations onto our children & picture them as exclusively doctors, engineers or high ranking officers. There is absolutely nothing wrong with wanting our children to excel us & lead fulfilling careers. However in this aspect, we often disregard the basic nature of human beings. No two humans are alike in terms of health, intellect, intelligence or analytical skills. Every child is born with a specific set of talents & a set of frailties; most of these are ingrained within their very DNA. We can either encourage or negate these traits to some extent, but we have to rememb...