Simple premises that are common to most religions lead to surprising conclusions.
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We need roles models today that are different from the ones we have been seeing.
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Bhagwad Gita says that matter and senses have been co-designed in a specific manner so as to enable matter to engender specific reactions from the mind. Modern science confirms that matter, surprisingly, behaves differently when it is interacting with our senses. Ancient Indian Epics talk about multiple areas that Science…
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Using a modern analogy to explain the reality according to the ancient Indian texts.
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There is a toxic tendency within us to reflexively never be satisfied and always want something more. This prevents us from being happy as we keep waiting for the next fulfilment. Spiritual techniques weaken this tendency and make us happier regardless of what is happening around us.
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A life full of hurry cannot possibly advance spiritually.
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Heaven can be experienced in this life itself. One does not need to wait for an afterlife.
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According to Indian spiritual texts, a life lived purely for self-enjoyment is a waste. In this article, I examine this assertion. Bhagwad Gita says that those who live only to satisfy their senses live in vain. Their life is an opportunity wasted. Strong words. As provocative statements go, this one…
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The truth is hidden from our eyes. It is verifiable. And, the world is clueless about it.
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Excessive stimulation of senses is detrimental to spiritual progress. Abstinence and moderation are pre-requisites for brining peace to the mind.