Educational and philosophical study of Viṣṇupurāṇa.

Vol 1. Substance truth and person -- vol 2. Perfecting reality -- vol 3. Practical implication -- vol 4. The idealist theory of truth.

v. 1. Samādhi-pāda -- v. 2. Sādhana-pāda.

Study on the fundamentals of Vaiśeṣika school in six systems of Hindu philosophy.

Study on concept of perfection (guṇa) in the schools of Indic philosophy.

Research work on Buddhist philosophy and doctrines.

Social, cultural and contemporary study of Jainism and Jaina literature.

Comparative study of the fundamentals of Sankhya philosophy in comparison of other schools of Indic philosophy.

Study on the concept of jiva in Śaktiviśiṣṭādvaitavedānta philosophy and also in Indic philosophy.

Study of Śrīkarabhāṣya, Viraśaiva commentary by Śrīpatipaṇḍita, 14th century on Brahmasūtra of Bādarāyaṇa, basic work on Vedanta philosophy; includes complete text of Śrīkarabhāṣya.

On Ambedkar's philosophy and views, and Indian philosophy on dalits; includes quotation extracted from Buddhist scriptures and literature.

Contributed research papers on theoretical and practical aspect of Dharma in Vedic and classical Sanskrit literature.

This paper focuses on the phenomenology of timeless awareness.

Il existe plusieurs faisceaux de présomption qui témoigneraient de relation entre les Polynésiens et les Amérindiens d’Amérique du Sud : il est aujourd’hui admis que les Polynésiens ont atteint l’Amérique du Sud. Si la patate douce est un indice d’anciens contacts entre la Polynésie et l’Amérique du Sud, des archéologues ont aussi trouvé sur la façade pacifique de l’Amérique du Chili des ossements de poulets polynésiens. Quelles seraient les étoiles que les Polynésiens pourraient avoir suivies pour se pourvoir en patate (...) douce en Amérique du Sud et plus précisément au Chili, sous les latitudes où les chercheurs ont trouvé des poules polynésiennes? L’ethnoastronomie tentera de répondre à la question de l’itinéraire de la patate douce, en soulevant l’hypothèse du rôle des étoiles comme repère spatial. There are several bundles of presumption that would testify of relationship between Polynesians and Native Americans from South America: it is now accepted that the Polynesians have reached South America. If sweet potato is a sign of ancient contacts between Polynesia and South America, archaeologists have also found on the Pacific Ocean facade in Chile the bones of Polynesian chickens. What would be the stars possibly followed by the Polynesians to get sweet potato in South America and Chile, under the latitudes where researchers have found Polynesian chickens? The ethnoastronomy will attempt to respond to the issue of the route of the sweet potato, by raising the hypothesis of the role of the stars as spatial coordinate system. (shrink)