The Resources section of Bharathiyam serves as a living library of Sanātana knowledge — a space where sacred texts, timeless wisdom, and creative learning tools are preserved for seekers of every generation. From ancient scriptures and dharmic glossaries to rare books, multimedia archives, and learning materials, this section bridges tradition and technology. Here, one can explore curated PDFs, articles, and downloads that celebrate the spiritual, cultural, and intellectual heritage of Bharat. It is not just about preserving the past — but making it accessible, meaningful, and alive for the present and future.
Long before printing presses or modern libraries, India preserved its vast ocean of knowledge in the most humble yet enduring form: palm leaves. These manuscripts, inscribed with scriptures, poetry, medicine, astronomy, and philosophy, formed the ancient libraries of Bharat. They…
Sanātana Dharma views human life not as a mere physical existence but as a multi-layered reality. Beneath the body and mind lie deeper sheaths that veil the Self (Ātman), our true nature. The Taittiriya Upanishad describes these as the pañcha…
Sanātana Dharma is one of the world’s most expansive spiritual traditions, spanning thousands of years and an ocean of texts. For beginners, this vastness can feel overwhelming. Where should one start—with hymns of the Rig Veda, the philosophy of the…
Among the eighteen great Puranas of Sanātana Dharma, the Bhagavata Purana (also known as the Śrīmad Bhāgavatam) shines with special brilliance. While other Puranas weave together myth, cosmology, and genealogy, the Bhagavata centers on bhakti—devotion—as the supreme path to liberation.…
Sanātana Dharma, often referred to as Hinduism, is not based on the teachings of a single prophet or a single book. Instead, it rests on an ocean of wisdom, expressed through scriptures composed over thousands of years. These texts are…
Bharat, or India, is not just a nation—it is a civilizational journey stretching over thousands of years. From the hymns of the Vedas to the intricate carvings of temples, from the melodies of classical ragas to the resilience of its…
Among the oldest surviving scriptures of humanity stands the Rig Veda—a collection of hymns that has shaped the spiritual and cultural landscape of Bharat for over three millennia. Composed in Vedic Sanskrit between 1500–1200 BCE (and perhaps even earlier), the…
Music has always been a sacred bridge between human hearts and the Divine. In Sanātana Dharma, devotional songs (bhajans, kirtans, and stotras) are not merely art—they are spiritual practice, carrying timeless truths in melodies that soothe, inspire, and elevate. These…
In the temples and courts of ancient Bharat, dance was never merely entertainment—it was prayer, ritual, and storytelling. The great epics, particularly the Ramayana, were not just recited but embodied in movement, gesture, and rhythm. Even today, when dancers take…