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“Habit or Cooperation? – The Reality Behind the Misuse of Help…!”
Let me share a moral story that comes to mind.While walking down the road, a wealthy man once saw a beggar who was starving and in great distress. Feeling pity, the wealthy man bought some food and gave it to the beggar. The beggar looked at him with joy and admiration. The next day, as…
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“I have deep faith in the democratic system…!”
Do you vote in political elections? Yes, I regularly vote in political elections because I am a staunch believer in democracy. I believe that democracy is the only system that grants every citizen equal rights, freedom of expression, and the opportunity to participate in the decision-making process of the government. In a country like India,…
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“The Equation of Trust: The Toughest Test of Making the Right Decision…!”
“Learning whom or what to trust is the hardest test in life.”This thought may seem simple on the surface, but in real life, it often leaves the mind confused and conflicted. Trust is the foundation of relationships, opportunities, decisions, and the future. Yet, there’s no guarantee whether that foundation will remain solid or crumble over…
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“Writing that creates an identity is happening through me…!”
What gives you direction in life? Every person in the world seeks an identity — something unique and striking that sets them apart. For me, that identity has been shaped through writing. Initially, I wrote only for myself — expressing my thoughts, emotions, and observations. Gradually, this writing began to reach a wider audience, and…
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“The Price of a Mistake: A Reality That Provokes Introspection…!”
Sometimes in life, we act out of instinct, under certain circumstances, or with complete innocence. The intention isn’t wrong, the motive isn’t harmful, yet the action appears mistaken in the eyes of others. This is the moment when a mistake is judged by its consequences, not by its intent. And society, more often than not,…
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“May everyone receive according to their own wishes!”
Do you have a quote you live your life by or think of often? The renowned 13th-century saint and poet from Maharashtra, Sant Dnyaneshwar, in his final poetic work Pasayadan, made a heartfelt plea to the Almighty for the welfare, equality, and peace of the entire universe. One line from this profound composition — “Jo…
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“Ego arises from the feeling of doing good…!”
A human being is, by nature, a social creature. The inspiration to do something for the welfare of society naturally arises in their mind. Many noble deeds like altruism, service, and social reform begin with the purest of intentions. However, that same pure intention can, over time, take the form of ego, eventually leading to…
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“At the turning point of pause, I found the soothing breeze of a dream come true…”
Until just last month, I was entangled in countless difficulties. April 11 is my birthday. On this April 11, I completed 58 years and stepped into my 59th. Until that very day, someone like me who lived a routine, structured life had no plan for what to do after retirement. But just nine days after…
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My Favourite Festival – The Celebration of Light, Diwali
What is your favorite holiday? Why is it your favorite? India is a land of festivals. Throughout the year, various festivals are celebrated here, but among them, Diwali is especially close to my heart. It is not just a religious or traditional festival—it is an emotional journey that leads the soul from darkness to light.…
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“Meditation: A Deep Quest for One’s Inner Truth…!”
Meditation is not limited to merely sitting with closed eyes or following a specific breathing technique. It is not just a practice; it is an inner journey that unfolds the mysteries of life. While walking the path of meditation, we turn away from the outer world and learn to look within ourselves. Meditation is not…
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