The idea of scapegoating—a practice with deep roots in ancient religioustraditions—has ignited heated debates across anthropology, theology,sociology, and linguistics. At the heart of these debates
Hinduism, often described as a religion of many gods, holds a deeper andmore nuanced theology: the idea of one supreme consciousness embodiedthrough many forms. This
Throughout history, cults and new religious movements (NRMs) havecaptured the imagination and suspicion of societies. While many fade intoobscurity, others grow into major world religions.
The sand mandalas of Tibetan Buddhism are among the most exquisite andprofound expressions of spiritual art. Intricate patterns formed from coloredsand, these mandalas are a
