"Ever feel like you're watching life in black and white while everyone else has got a full color TV? Welcome to 'Greyscale'. It's all about that odd-one-out , cruising through life where everything's vibrant except you. This story isn't just about feeling different; it's a peek into the search for that elusive splash of color in a world that seems too grey. 'Greyscale' is for anyone who's ever felt a little out of step with the world around them.
Often in our lives, we stand at crossroads of our existence and ask one of the most mysterious question, "Who am I?". Dive deep into the ocean of vedas, upanishads and eastern philosophy of Sanatan Dharm, which gives a very detailed, thorough and profound answer to this inordinately complicated question of all human existence.
In this series of nine talks, we contemplate the Beatitudes from the perspective of Indian spirituality. We also link each beatitude to current day events and how the virtues can be practiced in our daily lives of work and family. The first talk is an introduction, setting Christ's teaching of the Beatitudes in the context of desert spirituality, and then each of the remaining eight talks looks at each one of the virtues, such as mercy and peacemaking.
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Again and again I have been reading this wonderful book - the Upanishads, one of the most precious books given to mankind, in my opinion. 'He who knows both, knowledge and ignorance together, crosses death through ignorance and attains immortality through knowledge' ( Isavasayer Upanishad).
In the heart of every Indian home lies a profound tradition of wisdom, a tapestry of culture woven with threads of ancient teachings and modern insights. "Conscious Parenting: The Indian Context" invites you on a transformative journey that blends timeless philosophy with contemporary understanding, offering a roadmap for raising children with mindfulness, empathy, and connection.Drawing upon the rich heritage of Indian scriptures, from the Bhagavad Gita to the Upanishads, this book illuminates the path to conscious parenting, where every interaction becomes an opportunity for growth and understanding. Through the lens of Indian culture, discover how to cultivate deep connections with your children, fostering their intellectual, emotional, and spiritual development in a rapidly changing world.Rooted in the belief that family is the cornerstone of society, "Conscious Parenting" empowers Indian parents to embrace authenticity, communication, and compassion in their journey of raising children. With practical guidance, heartfelt stories, and timeless wisdom, this book offers a blueprint for creating harmonious homes where love, respect, and understanding flourish.
If Draupadi was only Arjun's wife.. would all the discrepancies of the Great Epic have been sorted out?If polyandry wasn't prevalent would have polygamy worsened the relation between these two lovely souls?Keeping the story quite similar to the original Mahabharat , this story unites Arjun and Draupadi beyond this barrier called polyandry. However the other wives of Arjun are prevalent, Indraprasth is there..... Just Draupadi is as torn as ever... Can her eternally beloved Arjun get to the core of her heart once more by breaking all the cold walls that she has put up around herself to protect herself from any further heartbreaks....?What follows next, when they finally start discovering their true identities and responsibilities.... as a long buried truth from the past is finally revealed..?EXCERPT:"His eyes comprehended her as an abrupt and blindingly bright streak of lightning in an oddly overcast sky, that doesn't only shine, but lights up its surroundings with an inexplicably powerful aura; spreads a kind of warm haze of light and brightness, that blinds each onlooker, burns anything that it falls on; except for the thunderstorm itself. It charges up the storm, gives it more power, announces its arrival to the world. In turn, the storm attaches the crackling thunder to even its own name, promising it company till the end of eternity, since before the beginning of time. And, it doesn't blind and burn the Earth; because the Earth was destined to receive its power. The Earth relishes in its blessing touch, flaunts the grace of the fiery streak to not have burnt it down. He knew, that was exactly what he was feeling. He was feeling like the storm; blessed to have glanced at her. He felt, just like the storm -- as if she was his companion in the unfulfilled duties. As if they were destined to remove these dark clouds together and let the world see a new day of light and hope."🥈Morpankh Awards 2021 (Category - ArDi)
The continent of Orsterra, blessed by the gods, has been peaceful for a great many years. However, unbeknownst to the occupants of the land, darkness rests on the horizon, eclipsing the sun that could bring rise to a new dawn. Eight souls brought together by varying goals and ambitions embark on a journey across the land to fulfill separate missions, finding themselves bound by something far stronger than they ever could have anticipated. Ophilia Clement travels on a religious pilgrimage to fulfill her duty. Cyrus Albright searches for something long lost. Tressa Colzione seeks a treasure she can take pride in. Olberic Eisenberg wanders in need of a missing purpose. Primrose Azelhart tracks her foes in a merciless quest for revenge. Alfyn Greengrass yearns to aid those in need. Therion attempts to find missing items for his own gain. H'aanit desires the return of a soul dear to her heart. Held as one by fate itself, eight intertwined hearts travel through Orsterra, unaware of what destiny has in store for them.For light. For truth. For treasure. For redemption. For revenge. For succor. For freedom. For master.{Octopath Traveler full game novelization. No update schedule}
"There is a bridge between time and Eternity and that bridge is the Atman, the True Self, the Spirit of man" (Upanishads). This series of four talks, given by Carrie Lock at Aranya Ashram (India), explores the meaning of this verse, including reflecting on the two aspects of our understanding of 'God'; the various levels of consciousness we ascend through on the spiritual journey; the pathways we may travel to ascend in consciousness, and the role of faith to lead us to the bridge. The approach is interspiritual and contemplative, drawing on the wisdom of various spiritual traditions.
More of a rambling than anything else. I have no idea what I tried to achieve with this. Enjoy, I guess.
Another story by me. Sorry for the long period of writing silence as i was busy with a lot of stuff. Well here it is :)
Just a small story i wrote to describe a weird dream i had. The writing isn't that good because it's my first piece of work. Do let me know how it is. Thank You :)
A new narrative I am trying. I have tried to make it as interesting possible but I apologise in advance if something doesn't suit you. As always creative criticism is welcome.
A simplistic approach towards explaining the vast and timeless wisdom of Vedantic Philosophy following the footsteps of Swami Sarvapriyananda. Join me in this journey as I slowly uncover the underlying secrets of the Upanishads and shed some light upon the intricacies of our own being. A journey towards discovery The Self.
When forty-two-year-old investigative journalist John Mackie stumbles upon the disappearance of Ashley Bancroft, things start to take an eerie turn. From supposedly haunting sightings to red ribbons, the town of Lakerton hides many secrets apart from its name.
The Buddha and His Dhamma, a treatise on Lord Buddha's life and Buddhism, was the last work of Indian statesman and scholar B. R. Ambedkar. The book is treated as a holy text by Indian Buddhists. It was first published in 1957 after Ambedkar's death.It was again Published in 1979 by the Education Department of the Government of Maharashtra as the eleventh volume of Ambedkar's collected writings and speeches, with a list of sources and an index.While explaining purpose of writing the book Ambedkar writes:"The urge to write this book has a different origin. In 1951 the Editor of the Mahabodhi Society's Journal of Calcutta asked me to write an article for the Vaishak Number. In that article I argued that the Buddha's Religion was the only religion which a society awakened by science could accept, and without which it would perish. I also pointed out that for the modern world Buddhism was the only religion which it must have to save itself. That Buddhism makes [a] slow advance is due to the fact that its literature is so vast that no one can read the whole of it. That it has no such thing as a bible, as the Christians have, is its greatest handicap. On the publication of this article, I received many calls, written and oral, to write such a book. It is in response to these calls that I have undertaken the task."