Athil Banna is from Kerala, India. He is a multidisciplinary student especially trained in History, Sociology, and Religious studies. He has received a Master’s In Historical Studies from Nalanda University, an Undergraduate in Sociology from Calicut University, and a Three-year diploma in Islamic Studies from Ibn Khaldun Institute of Social Science.
Seeing “As It Is” This is the point we are verily agnizing ourselves, not because someone said it. Such a state can’t be stagnant or concrete; instead, it’s evanescence and see-through one’s self from moment to moment. It doesn’t mean that in such a state, the mind is entirely free from all conditioning, it has …
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Questioning Thought And Self We all think, most of the time we are thinking about something. The thought is the phenomenon in which we identify ourselves. But, did we ever ask the question “what is thought?” which is right now going on in our mind and has an inextricable relationship with the self and being. …
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