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madhu

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why is everything so messed up to the point it is practically unfixable . for example , plastic is bad for environment, but there just is no other material that can replace it for it's high usability. So this means, Bhagwan who created this world,made nothing but only plastic usable which is harmful

this thinking is causing me lot of trouble living peacefully, how can i live ignoring all the suffering animals and others beings are going through. How did Bhagwan created such world, and let's say if Maya created it. Then Bhagwan has all the infinite powers to fix it, to remove all bad things and sufferings. So why is Bhagwan not doing it. Like, for example. Plastic is such so harmful for environment. But in this Kaliyuga , life and world without use of plastic is impossible to imagine, let...

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i/hinduism

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Does the Brain create Consciousness a.k.a Chit? Swami Sarvapriyananda answers…

Does the Brain create Consciousness a.k.a Chit? Swami Sarvapriyananda answers…

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mridula

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What if I just listen to lalita Sahasranam Instead of reading?

I want to ask this question about other sahasranam also

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sanket

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A Tiny AI Buddy for Cosmic Pondering & Daily Wonder: Would You Want One?

Hi Everyone, I’ve been working on a physical AI-powered object that isn’t about productivity or quick answers, but about **deep conversations, self-reflection, and expanding consciousness.** It’s designed to be a spiritual companion—not a guru, not a teacher, but a playful, thought-provoking presence that **guides you toward your own insights as you have a conversation with it.** Something that helps you to **explore consciousness, mindfulness, and the nature of reality**, something that doesn’t just respond, but asks the right questions to deepen your self-awareness? Its personality is inspired by **Ram Dass**, **Alan Watts, Zen koans,** and...

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vikrant

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My brief commentary on the Svarūpa prakāśikā pt 1

(My commentary will be in parenthesis, the text I will put in quotations) (Om! Praise be to the Self of all, which is simultaneously wholly imminent and wholly transcendent, which is simultaneously the cause of all apparent bondage and apparent liberation, the sole agent who is the very agency of the world through its powers of Willing, Knowing and Acting.) (In this short commentary I would like to share, to the best of my ability, the teachings of this wonderfully concise and short work, the Svarūpa-prakāśikā composed by Bhaṭṭa...

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ekta

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Details of Zero Mukhi Rudraksh

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aditi

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Which Tantric Deity is this? Is this Hindu or Buddhist?

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kunal

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How does Moksh work?

I'm born and raised as a Hindu but I've only recently started taking interest in Hinduism/Sanatan Dharm. Maybe because people mix it with politics a lot but that's not the point. I'm interested now and I would ask my mother if she wasn't sleeping lol How does someone gain moksh. I know about the karmic cycle and rebirths. But what is moksh? Do I become one with the gods? What happens to my soul? If you're at it, please explain it like I'm a 6 year old. I love...

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shubh05

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Bhagavad Gita on Why the Best Things in Life Take Longer Than You Think – A Lesson in Patience and Growth

In the world we live in today, instant gratification has become the norm. From the expectation of immediate replies to texts to the constant pursuit of quick results, we often struggle with waiting for things to unfold at their natural pace. But the **Bhagavad Gita**, one of the most revered and insightful scriptures in Hinduism, offers us profound wisdom on why the most meaningful things in life take time and how this waiting process is a key part of our personal and spiritual growth. # 1. The Right Effort,...

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sejal

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The Ramayana, Book 1 Bala kanda, New English Audiobook Version

Hello, I recently finished my new English narration of the Ramayana audiobook. Bala-kanda is now available to listen on Youtube at [https://youtu.be/OhwhbdNt5RI](https://youtu.be/OhwhbdNt5RI) We are releasing each book of the Ramayana in the coming weeks. I hope you enjoy it! Thank you!

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shreyaa

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Shri Vikat Avatar. Part 6 of the 8 incarnations of Lord Shri Ganesh.

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ghost

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Anyone here familiar with the teachings of Ganpati Muni?

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mrigank_shekhar04

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Sri Venkatesa prapatti

Sri Venkatesa prapatti

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mrigank_shekhar04

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Is tatooing gods allowed in Hinduism? Why or why not?

Same as title

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i/hinduism

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A Good or Bad Omen?

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i/hinduism

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Telugu film adaptations of the Ramayana and the Mahabharata have correctly portrayed Rama and Krishna as dark skinned (or dark blue), but many Hindi film/television adaptations have chosen to ignore the fact that "Krishna" and "Rama" literally mean "(pleasantly) dark"

**Although many aspects of the 2023 bilingual film '**[**Adipurush**](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adipurush)**' were rightly criticized, the film got at least one thing right: the skin color of Rama, whose defining physical characteristics include dark skin. Telugu film adaptations of (episodes of) the Ramayana and the Mahabharata have correctly portrayed Rama and Krishna as dark-skinned or dark-blue.** (A dark-blue depiction of Rama and Krishna is also acceptable from a creative/artistic standpoint based on some figurative descriptions in the epics despite the fact that no healthy human has blue skin technically.) Other Telugu film...

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i/hinduism

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Who are the famous devotee of goddess durga?

Just curious about who are the well known devotees of goddess durga? It can be anyone god, demi-god, king, warrior ,politicians or saints.

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i/hinduism

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I find it almost impossible for us hindus to be united and see each other equally all throughout the country

Jati pratha being one of the core things of our religion where it labelled as person to be lower than another person is one of the biggest reason of internal discrimination till date , some rituals were demolished like widow burning , now its nothing but a history now why not do the same to this community pride thing ???

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smehssaketkumar01

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Anyone who recently went to MahaKumbh, share your experience? (Last week).

My family is planning to go there in the next few days, but looking at all the videos it seems like it's one chaotic place to be. I'm not a religious person, but my parents are excited so I wanted to go with them. So please tell me about your recent experience, from food to prices and atmosphere and so forth.

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karan.batman

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Rudrabhishekam

Hi guys, I recently ordered some rudraksha online, due to some health issue. They will arrive next week and I want to do a Rudrabhishekam on them. Should I do thr pooja when they arrive or wait for maha shivaratri to do the pooja if it will bring any additional blessings? Thank you Om namah shivaya

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