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Masters of the Apocalypse: The Nobel Prize in Literature and the responsibility of the word What direction does the world’s highest literary award give to a society searching for guidance? Is the task of great literature to lead us into the abyss or to show us the way out of it? The shadows cast no

Between Individual and Society: What does it actually mean to be psychologically healthy in a world that is constantly accelerating? Is mental well-being merely the absence of disorders, or does it encompass a deeper dimension of being human, described for millennia in the Vedic scriptures? The Multifaceted Nature of Psychological Health: World Mental Health Day

How often do we long for a peaceful world – free from war, hatred, and division? And yet, the question arises: Does this peace truly lie outside of us, in the hands of politicians, leaders, and the powerful, or does each of us already carry it within us like a hidden treasure? The following quote

Why do we celebrate darkness when it is light that nourishes and heals us? Why do people dress up as demons and the dead instead of honoring eternal life? Halloween, once a festival of transition and inner purification, has degenerated into a spectacle of commerce and fear—a reflection of our times, in which humanity seeks

Welcome to our podcast, where we explore Cologne’s hidden spiritual roots. Have you ever wondered how the Vedic principle of Mitra, the Iranian Mithra, and the Roman Mithras cult are connected on the Rhine? We delve into a fascinating interplay of cosmic order, friendship, and diplomacy, explore archaeological traces, and reveal how ancient principles continue

From esotericism to consciousness – Why yoga, meditation and martial arts are not a matter of faith What happens when an entire country forgets its own inner culture?How could it happen that words like yoga, meditation, or mindfulness became a label for “esotericism” in the land of poets, thinkers, and philosophers?While the world has long

The Name of God: Who calls upon the name of the unnameable? And why does a finite language yearn to define the infinite? Is it God who needs a name—or is it humankind that clings to names to avoid losing itself in the mystery? God without a name—on the silence of the absolute and human

In the light of a dawning day, voices from East and West gathered in New Delhi – not only for discussions about politics and the future, but for a silent agreement on meaning. What is the quality of encounter when history, symbolism, and spirit themselves create the space? Bharat Mandapam – even the name is a

The twelve days of Christmas open a timeless liminal space where past and future intersect. What happens when the order of days falls silent and humanity learns to listen again? The Twelve Days of Christmas – a liminal time between worlds For millennia, the Twelve Days of Christmas have been considered a special period beyond

What is a “theocracy” really? Or a land chosen by God? A land that God has supposedly selected and called for his purposes in history? And what does Vedic wisdom say about this when I read the ancient sources and reflect on their relevance to our time? I encounter this term again and again –