Category Archives: Self Help

India in 2047

India in 2047 is the premier superpower of the world, superpower in all aspects… economically, militarily, spiritually, in sports, in fashion, in lifestyle, in infrastructure, in sustainability, in altruism. It has truly become a beacon of hope in a world which was filled with strife and competition. In 2047, this Vishwaguru leads the way in treading the path towards Vasudhaiva Kumtumbakam and Sarvotthanam. There is no area of constructive activity where India is not no. 1 in the world. In 2047, India is not rising, it has already risen! It is not shining, it itself is the source of light! Bharat, Hindustan, India, Aryavratta, call this ancient civilization by whatever label you want, the crux is that it has reached the zenith of its advancement culturally, civilizationally, materially, spiritually. It is destined to remain at this zenith for atleast a hundred thousand years starting in its 100th year of independence from foreign rule i.e. 2047. The dream of our Indian heroes, martyrs, legendary rulers, freedom fighters, acitivists has been realized! This is the India that heroes like Maharana Pratap, Chhatrapati Shivaji, Netaji, Bhagat Singh ji, Gandhiji, Raja Janak ji, Adi Shankaracharya ji, Chaitanya Mahaprabhuji, Tatas dreamed of !

India today is the picture of all that is and can be good in a nation. India today is a force for good. India is the Akhand paramount mighty nation that no conniving entity can ever dream of harming, lest it call forth trouble and punishment on its own accord. Today no Indian sleeps on a hungry stomach, today every Indian has access to speedy healthcare services, today there is rule of law, today corruption does not exist, today there is harmony, brotherhood, peaceful coexistence, cooperation between all classes, castes, religions, societies in India.

TODAY MY INDIA IS WHAT OUR MAHAPURUSHAS ALWAYS ASPIRED IT TO BE…JAI HIND, JAI HIND KI SENA….Love you my country India, my heart beats for you, thank you for all that you have given me so generously, I have no words to express my gratitude to you, I am because of you, I am for you, I am YOU 🇮🇳

How women can stay safe in India

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7. https://indianexpress.com/article/technology/tech-news-technology/indian-railways-brings-r-mitra-app-for-womens-safety/

8. http://www.businessworld.in/article/10-Safety-Apps-For-Women/12-06-2018-151793/

Living for the moment is a prescription for chaos at best and calamity at worst

Source : https://www.gitadaily.com/living-for-the-moment-is-a-prescription-for-chaos-at-best-and-calamity-at-worst/

While driving along an expressway, suppose we see something attractive nearby and suddenly take a turn toward it. Other drivers will have to brake forcefully and come to a screeching halt. If everyone started taking such impulsive turns, traffic will be thrown into chaos, at best. At worst, calamitous car crashes will occur, turning roads into graveyards.

Just as we can’t drive for the moment, we can’t live for the moment either. During our life-journey, if we start living for the moment, indulging in anything that feels pleasurable, we will hurt ourselves. If we eat whatever tastes good, we will spoil our health.

Worse still, If people start having physical relations with anyone they feel infatuated by, families will splinter, generations of unloved children will be born and the foundations of society will crumble.

But shouldn’t we live in the moment, as many mindfulness teachers recommend? Yes. However, living in the moment is not living for the moment.

Living in the moment is like driving in the moment – it means focusing on the road ahead of us and steering our car carefully toward our destination. Similarly, living in the moment means two things. First, we don’t let regrets about the past or fears about the future distract us from doing our best in the present. Second, we use the present moment to create the kind of life we aspire for.

Forsaking present indulgence for a better future is the essential principle of sacrifice. And the intelligence to do such sacrifice differentiates humans from animals. Pertinently, the Bhagavad-gita (03.16) declares that those who live for their senses, without doing any sacrifice, waste their lives.

Ultimately, sacrifice done in a mood of devotion connects us with the all-attractive source of all joy, enriching us with lasting joy.

Respect the dark within you, to keep it within you

https://www.gitadaily.com/respect-the-dark-within-you-to-keep-it-within-you/

Suppose we had a serious enemy out to destroy us. We couldn’t afford to take them lightly; we would need to treat them with respect. Respect not in the sense that we bow down, but in the sense that we raise our guard. By forcing us to improve our defenses and increase our strength, our enemy may make us better, despite having no intention to do so.

We all have an enemy within us: our dark side. This dark side is comprised of our lust, anger, greed, envy, arrogance and illusion. Such dark drives are stored as impressions in our mind. If we come under our mind’s control, the dark impressions therein can make us act regrettably, even reprehensibly.

Because this dark side is inside us, it is like an enemy who has infiltrated us. We need to respect that dark side – respect not by submitting to it, but by guarding against it so that it doesn’t take control of us and pervert us.

Thankfully, along with the dark side, we also have a bright side – our spiritual essence, our potential divinity as parts of the supreme divinity. If we take the responsibility to connect with the supreme and unleash our divinity, we become agents of positive change in the world. While this sublime potential is always present, we don’t usually strive to manifest it. Only when we realize how degraded our dark side can make us, we commit ourselves to connect with the divine, thereby initially restraining our dark side and then purging ourselves of it.

Acknowledging that inside us lie both our dark side that we need to restrain and our bright side that we need to release, the Bhagavad-gita (06.05) urges us to not degrade ourselves with our dark side, but elevate ourselves with our bright side.

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