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Triguna TrimurtiDattatreya, the three-headed deity, embodies Brahma, Vishnu, and Mahesh, representing creation, preservation, and destruction. He is the lo...- The world is my OysterVarious spiritual traditions view the world as a source of profound insights and growth. Indian texts, such as the Upanishads and Bhagavad ...
- Himalayan TriumphIt can be said that the rescue's triumph emanated not only from the intricate manoeuvres of the execution team but from a deeper connection...
- Why must you suffer?It is important to release attachments and desires as a way to alleviate suffering. There is a concept of inside-out control from Stephen C...
- Alpha to omegaIn the mystical realms of divine revelations, Alpha and Omega, the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet, find their place in the 'B...
- Investing rightTaking a deeper, spiritual perspective, it appears that the genesis of the trouble lies in adhering to non-spiritual investing values. If t...
- Born Free to Break FreeAs we grow older, unknowingly we become victims of enemies within, as described in the book 'Breaking Free' by Herschel Walker, a football ...
- Tryst with inevitableOn death, it is only the physical body that becomes non-existent. The spirit, the soul, never dies. Emphasising this, Krishn says in Sankhy...
- Love and MischiefThe birth in which knowledge, love and mischief all come together is considered as the birth or incarnation of Krishn. So, on Krishn's birt...
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