Shrāvana Māsa: July 11 – August 9
Shrāvana Māsa: July 11 – August 9
Seasonal Rhythms is Paro’s monthly newsletter. It helps us align ourselves with the natural cycle of the Sun and the Moon and the seasons through ritual practices of the Self
The Pregnant King:
A Book Review
Paro Reads is a monthly book recommendation by members of the Paro Team. Each book that we share is one that we have enjoyed reading, that has offered us delight, inspired us and made us think. We hope you enjoy reading these books as much as we have.
Āshādha Māsa:
June 12 – July 10
Seasonal Rhythms is Paro’s monthly newsletter. It helps us align ourselves with the natural cycle of the Sun and the Moon and the seasons through ritual practices of the Self
Jyeshtha Māsa:
May 13 – June 11
Seasonal Rhythms is Paro’s monthly newsletter. It helps us align ourselves with the natural cycle of the Sun and the Moon and the seasons through ritual practices of the Self.
Vaishākha Māsa:
April 13 – May 12
Seasonal Rhythms is Paro’s monthly newsletter. It helps us align ourselves with the natural cycle of the Sun and the Moon and the seasons through ritual practices of the Self
Chaitra Māsa: March 15 – April 12
Seasonal Rhythms is Paro’s monthly newsletter. It helps us align ourselves with the natural cycle of the Sun and the Moon and the seasons through ritual practices of the Self.
In Conversation: Amruta Patil & ‘Adi Parva’
Paro Reads is a new monthly book recommendation by members of the Paro Team. Each book that we share is one that we have enjoyed reading, that has offered us delight, inspired us and made us think. We hope you enjoy reading these books as much as we have.
Adi Parva: A Book Review
Paro Reads is a new monthly book recommendation by members of the Paro Team. Each book that we share is one that we have enjoyed reading, that has offered us delight, inspired us and made us think. We hope you enjoy reading these books as much as we have.
The Energy & Enigma of Shiva
Shiva is among the oldest of the gods of the subcontinent. He is represented and described in so many different ways. And in each representation, in each nuance of the iconographic detail a different attribute, a different aspect of Shiva comes to light