The parable narrates a story of the Pandava brothers in exile, who, unable to return to Hastinapur for thirteen years, face a critical moment of thirst. Yudhishtra sends his youngest brother, Nakula,…
In *The Hidden Life*, T.L. Vaswanl reflects on suffering as a divine gift, urging the soul to embrace humility, patience, and prayer. Drawing parallels between nature and spiritual growth, the text…
October and November - 1929Vol. 25 · No. 10, 11pp. 254
T. L. Vaswani's *The Quest of Life* explores diverse conceptions of life, emphasizing spiritual and philosophical insights. The text critiques modern views of life as conquest or the pursuit of…
The text discusses the limitations of European models for India and critiques certain forms of internationalism. It highlights Count Keyserling’s analysis of Europe’s exhausted civilization and…
"Conquer Thyself: A Parable" by T. L. Vaswani tells the story of a wealthy, prosperous man whose life is shattered when he discovers his wife’s infidelity. Consumed by grief and loneliness, he…
August to October - 1928Vol. 24 · No. 8, 9, 10pp. 137–139