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Five Gateways to Ruin: Timeless Warnings from the Bhagavad Gita
access_time 2025-08-19T07:58:16.462Z face Adarsh Singh
Five Gateways to Ruin: Timeless Warnings from the Bhagavad Gita Life offers countless opportunities for growth, but it also holds subtle traps that can silently drain our vitality, blur our wisdom, and pull us away from our higher purpose. Modern motivational speeches often package these dangers int...
From Fire to Infinity: The Five Elements and the Soul’s Journey Beyond Death
access_time 2025-08-19T06:14:09.546Z face Adarsh Singh
From Fire to Infinity: The Five Elements and the Soul’s Journey Beyond Death In the timeless wisdom of Sanātan Dharma, life and death are not opposites; they are continuations of the same eternal cycle. Just as a wave rises from the ocean and merges back into it, so does every being emerge from the ...
Being Human is Not Enough: The Eternal Call of Humanity
access_time 2025-08-19T04:24:38.583Z face Adarsh Singh
Being Human is Not Enough: The Eternal Call of Humanity In this vast world, being born as a human is often celebrated as the pinnacle of existence. Yet, merely wearing the label of ‘human’ does not make one truly human. The essence of life lies not just in the body, intellect, or status, but in the ...
Where Dreams Chase the Sky and Peace Holds the Ground
access_time 2025-08-17T07:29:27.53Z face Adarsh Singh
Where Dreams Chase the Sky and Peace Holds the Ground "बड़े शहरों में सपने पलते हैं और छोटे शहरों में सुकून बसता है।" There is a subtle poetry in the rhythm of life between big cities and small towns. Big cities are like restless oceans, waves of ambition constantly crashing against the shores of op...
The Eternal Chase: Why Money Seeks Happiness and Happiness Seeks Money
access_time 2025-08-16T10:16:33.574Z face Adarsh Singh
The Eternal Chase: Why Money Seeks Happiness and Happiness Seeks Money The Paradox of Human Desire Life has an ironic way of keeping us in motion. Those with money often search desperately for happiness, and those blessed with happiness often strive tirelessly to earn more money. This isn’t just a m...