Hi! I’m Jaidip Subedi.
I was born and raised in a Hindu family in Kathmandu, Nepal.
Growing up, my life was deeply immersed in Hindu traditions, rituals, and the many ceremonies we celebrated throughout the year. These early experiences sparked a genuine curiosity in me to understand the deeper meaning behind our customs and beliefs.
What began as family teachings soon turned into a personal journey of exploration. I started researching and reflecting on aspects of Hinduism that weren’t immediately clear to me.
Over time, this journey evolved into a passion — not just to learn, but to share the timeless wisdom of Sanatan Dharma with the world.
Why World Hindulogy?
My traditions and values are deep rooted with Hinduism, and since I grew up listening and learning about these fascinating stories of Gods and Demons, I became inclined to stuffs happening around my relatives and my home.
I sought out various learning materials and watched too many videos to figure out what Hinduism actually is, and share those learnings here.
World Hindulogy just came to my mind when I was wondering about the name, since it rhymes with Mythology and I just went with it. A dear friend and colleague of mine Suraj Shrestha designed the logo for me, and I am very grateful for him!
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However, there are also articles that are based on personal opinions. While these pieces offer valuable insights and perspectives, it's important to recognize that they reflect the views of the authors and may not be universally applicable or agreed upon.