Over 4,000 bombs were dropped in just 23 minutes, totaling 3,900 tons, with 1,259 planes involved (722 from […]
In the profound text of Sri Caitanya-caritamrta, the verse Adi 3.14 shines a light on the divine rarity of pure transcendental love, a treasure not easily bestowed by the Lord. This sacred scripture emphasizes that the essence of spiritual realization lies not in the pursuit of material gains or in the depths of philosophical speculation, but in the cultivation of an unadulterated, selfless love for the divine. It is this pure devotion that forms the cornerstone of spiritual growth and enlightenment within the rich tapestry of Gaudiya Vaishnavism.
Did you know that if we divide the distance between Earth and the Sun by the diameter of […]
When it comes to weight loss, many people focus on the number on the scale rather than the composition of their body. But what really matters is the amount of fat in our bodies, not just the overall weight. The goal should be to lower the number of fat cells or to have less fat in each cell, not just to see a lower number on the scale.
Nestled deep in the majestic Himalayas lies a valley, a place so ethereal and idyllic, that it can only be compared to the fabled utopia of Shangri-La, depicted in James Hilton’s renowned 1933 novel ‘Lost Horizon’. The Hunza Valley, shrouded in mystery, is a place where reality and fiction converge, where one can truly discover a land that has been whispered about in the annals of myth and legend. A place where time stands still and the inhabitants live in harmony with nature, free from the ravages of age and disease. Welcome to the land of eternal youth and serenity, where the impossible becomes possible and dreams are made reality – Welcome to Hunza Valley, the real Shangri-La.
In the paper I will explore the topic of suffering based on the first Canto of Srimad Bhagavatam and guided by bull Dharma’s answers to Maharaja Pariksit and the Teachings of Bhismadeva.
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Here is something to think about: the person who can formulate and communicate the best argument almost always […]
The German poet Rainer Maria Rilke said it so nicely, “Try to love the questions themselves. They are […]
Phrases from the Bhagavad-gita pop up in management tomes and on the Web sites of consultants. Top business schools teach “self-mastery” classes that use Indian methods to help boost managerial and leadership skills while also finding inner peace in a life dominated by work. Twenty years after “Wall Street” we can ask: “Can the Bhagavad-gita compete with “The Art of War” as the new ancient Eastern management text?”
Turns out the gopis were right in complaining to Lord Brahma. Of our waking hours, because of blinking, […]
Agreeableness: Compassion and Politeness Conscientiousness: Industriousness and Orderliness Extraversion: Enthusiasm and Assertiveness Neuroticism: Withdrawal and Volatility Openness to […]
The Tocqueville effect (also known as the Tocqueville paradox) is the phenomenon in which, as social conditions and […]
shangchang ru shachang, the marketplace is like a battlefield all warfare is based on deception. For the purpose […]
In the 1800s, Karl Marx described money as the “universal agent of separation” – an enchanting elixir, which […]
The expression “Spare the rod and spoil the child” derives from the Bible, Proverbs, 13:24, corporal punishment Alice […]
I stumbled upon the below video of all present Jordan Peterson waxing poetically about agreeableness; how excessive agreeableness […]