thinking towards peace: on triades and new cosmology of the mesocosm

this paper has three parts. in the first part, we bring to the fore an ancient vedic concept of mesocosm and discuss its religious and cosmic significance within indian religion. this part also brings an initial approach towards philosophy of spirituality by focusing on the role of breath within the very concept of mesocosm. in the second part, based on our preliminary analysis, we present an original account on triades and trinitarian thinking in some of the religious traditions by discussing the following questions: (1) what does the triade as a concept bring to theology and religious studies? (2) how could it be understood as a form, representing the most perfect model for the sacred correlation between divine and for the human being? (3) how is it related to the idea of the “third presence,” the relational link between one and two as primeval ontological realms? in the third and concluding part, we return to the ancient indoeuropean religion by discussing the mediatory role of the indo-iranian mit(h)ra.