Bhaskar Banerjee - Articles

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Through Thy Grace O Lord Destroyed is My Illusion and Regained is My Memory
Dorothy Clarke Wilson has written a book wherein she tells the story of how the baby Moses was abandoned by his mother, a Hebrew slave, and found by the Pharaoh’s daughter who brought him up as a prince until he discovered his real identity and made it his life’s mission to lead his countrymen out of bondage and into the Promised Land. Read
By: Bhaskar Banerjee | 17/01/2008 | Spirituality
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A Temple of Faith Constructed With the Material of Doubt
The French philosopher René Descartes’ search for an oasis of faith through the desert of doubt began with Cogito, ergo sum. I think therefore I am. "My very doubt proves my existence". Otherwise who will be the doubter? Doubt, in itself cannot exist. And so skepticism leads to one certainty. I am. Read
By: Bhaskar Banerjee | 16/01/2008 | College and University
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Action in Desirelessness Being the Highest Form of Action for Liberation
Any work done from the depths of the heart is unattached with the feeling of the ego, where even the perception of time is lost. It is such an inspired and absorbed act! For example, when you are deep in love, you tend to forget the self; returns are not sought, only the giving exists - unconditional giving. Read
By: Bhaskar Banerjee | 16/01/2008 | Mysticism
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The Calamities Surrounding Oedipus’ Life Right From Birth
Oedipus, a descendant of Venus from his father’s side, was born to Laius, the king of Thebes and his queen Jocasta, to be exposed to all the calamities which Juno could inflict upon the posterity of the goddess of beauty Read
By: Bhaskar Banerjee | 04/09/2007 | Psychology