Dr. Nicholas Kazanas
Nityatva and Apaurusheyatva in language
In perceiving and revealing it to us in a language that, at its own level at least, has changed palpably over the centuries, the Kavi ... Read More
Plato and the Upanishads – 3
Given the many similarities between the Upanishadic tradition and the Platonic school, many scholars naturally wonder whether there were contacts (or cross-influences) between India and ... Read More
Plato and the Upanishads – 2
We should note a certain difficulty in the Platonic system. There is no clear concept of Self, as is the Atman (the supreme power and ... Read More
Plato and the Upanishads – 1
Unlike Plato’s Dialogues which are the writings of one author, the Upanishads were composed and/or compiled by many different sages who lived in different periods ... Read More
Fallacies of Proto-Indo-European-2
An analytical essay on Hittite, the oldest language and best attested in Anatolia. Read More
The Sarasvatī: One key to Indigenism
The Sarasvatī is one of the keys for unlocking the puzzle of historical dates and the origin of the Indoaryans. Read More
Fallacies of Proto-Indo-European
There was a Proto Indo-European language 10.000 years ago. Its reconstruction is impossible now despite enormous efforts by fanciful scholars. The closest extant language is ... Read More