By Promod Puri In one of his many profound spiritual moments, Guru Nanak Dev saw the cosmos not just as a marvel of creation but as a divine spectacle. With poetic brilliance, he expressed his gratitude to the Almighty for orchestrating this grand pageant of nature. His words formed what we now cherish as his…
Wisdom: The Most Significant Virtue of Life
by Promod Puri (671 words, 4 mts reading time.) Intelligence and intellectuality play conspicuous roles in our lives. But wisdom supersedes them. It offers a more pragmatic, profound, and meaningful approach to living. Intellectuals know how to think. Intelligent people know how to apply their education and knowledge skillfully. On the other hand, wise people…
Significance of Perception
Perception is not solely based on sensory experiences; it is also shaped by intellectual and cognitive processes. This article examines how thought, visualization, and learning influence our understanding of the world. Historically, great thinkers have explored perception beyond sensory input, showing its significance in shaping behavior, ethics, and societal norms.
Mindfulness Techniques for Everyday Life
Mindfulness involves being fully present in the current moment, fostering inner peace through awareness of breath and surroundings. Rooted in Buddhism and popularized by Thich Nhat Hanh, it emphasizes living in the here and now. This practice enhances focus on activities while avoiding emotional reactivity, promoting connection without detachment.
Dalit is Not a Derogatory Word but a Powerful Identity
Is the term “Dalit” derogatory? Absolutely not. It’s far more than just a label for people outside the traditional four Brahminical castes. “Dalit” encapsulates a legacy of resistance, strength, and the fight against centuries of caste-based oppression. While the official term might be “Scheduled Castes,” Dalit carries a deeper, more assertive identity rooted in history,…
ENVIRONMENT AND HINDU WORSHIP:
Protecting The Planet Is Not Just An Obligation- It Is A Form Of Devotion Hindu worship goes beyond the walls of temples, homes, or public shrines. A truly unique and environmentally conscious aspect of Hindu devotion is the reverence for nature itself—where rivers, lakes, and mountains aren’t just scenic landmarks but deified entities, revered as…
“BHAGVAN KA DIYA SUBB KUCHCH HAI, BUT I DON’T KNOW WHERE I PUT IT” !!
“Bhagvan ka diya se subb kuchch hai, but I don’t know where I put it.” may sound like a light-hearted quip, but there’s a more profound truth hiding in plain sight. Translated as “By God’s grace, we have everything, but I don’t know where I put it,” this phrase captures a universal human experience: the…
Right to Change Religious Vehicle, Dr. Ambedkar Did It
Religion, at its core, is just a vehicle. It is supposed to deliver the goods of spirituality, ethics, and morality to its followers. But what happens when this vehicle starts sputtering, or worse, gets loaded with junk by its operators? If it breaks down on the road to righteousness or is piled high with unethical…
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