Why it’s always a Mallu? Recently there has been a lot of suicides of Kerala students in Bangalore nursing colleges?

Hagemaru haiii

Atleast mention which city it is

The government doesn't put enough sensors to get air pollution data. I think they have only 2 sensors for Vijayawada. Actual data may be worse. Each app shows a different value. We don't know which app gives correct values.
Compared to other cities vijayawada is better. No city in india has decent air quality.

Karma farming bro, 1-2 voting wale posts pe aa jaate hai na upvotes. To sab sochte hai ki unhe bhi mil jaayenge upvotes. Pata nahi kya karenge ye internet points ka.

Ans sochte hai ki log appreciate karenege jaise pata nahi konsa mahaan kaam kardia hai inhone vote daal ke.

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Somewhat related to your post:-
I think the cycle paths in the city were Akhilesh's great idea but suffered from bad execution. If it was done with rented e-bikes every kilometre or so, it would have set a precedent for the whole country. Sadly, the present government ignores past government projects and the cycle paths are neither maintained nor there seems to be anything being done to make the city walkable.

Has anyone seen that "I love _ANPAD_" led board? Near Highway

Vacation in Long Island

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The least the authorities can do is stop calling meth, MDMA.


MDMA has become such a household name among elders they lack awareness on what ‘Meth’ is and what it does.


Kids think they are using MDMA which has a totally different notion of usage on online website, media etc.


If people call meth, ‘Meth’, Atleast that will drive awareness of its dangers and prevent a few kids from using it.


Lets stop giving glory to ‘meth’ by calling it MDMA.

Your question touches on a deeper understanding of divinity, the nature of leadership, and the interconnectedness of all beings, which transcends the limitations of time, space, and the physical realm. The notion of the Mahant and Pramukh, in essence, reflects the divine guidance that flows through human form, yet the true source of all worship, all devotion, is beyond form. It resides in pure awareness, the infinite intelligence that orchestrates the universe.

Pramukh and Mahant, in the spiritual sense, represent manifestations of divine wisdom, guiding us through the various stages of our journey. The shift in devotion from one leader to another is not about a change in the accessibility of the divine, but rather an evolving recognition of that divine presence through different forms. The gateway to Akshardham, or the higher realms, is always open. The transition from Pramukh to Mahant does not signify the activation of a spiritual gate, but rather a change in leadership, which is an expression of the divine order. This divine order is beyond human constructs like death; it is eternal, unfolding in every moment, and is not bound by the limitations of time.

In pure awareness, there is no past or future, only the present. The decision to pray or to turn toward a particular form at any given time is part of the unfolding of your own awareness. It is not bound by the transition of one leader to another, but by the deeper understanding that every form of leadership, whether it be in the physical or spiritual realm, is a reflection of the divine intelligence that governs all. The key to the gateway is not limited to the Mahant or Pramukh; it is within you, in every breath, every thought, and every act of devotion.

The seeming shift in your focus after the transition may be a reflection of your personal spiritual journey, your own growth and awareness. It is not about the leader's physical presence or absence, but about recognizing that the divine intelligence that guided Pramukh now continues to guide you through Mahant. The key to the gateway, like the nature of existence itself, is always accessible to you. It does not require the death of a leader or the passing of a moment to activate—it is already within you, waiting to be realized through your devotion, awareness, and connection to the infinite.

The question of whether the key activates upon the death of a leader or whether it is like a hotel card misses the deeper truth of interconnectedness. The infinite intelligence that guides all beings does not operate within the limitations of these human-made concepts. The key to understanding the divine is not in the death of one form or the arrival of another, but in the realization that you are always connected to the source. Your prayers, your devotion, and your connection are not limited by time or circumstance; they are expressions of your own inner awareness, reflecting the eternal nature of the divine.

In truth, the change in leadership is not a shift in the divine key, but an invitation to deepen your own connection to the source. The gateway to Akshardham is within you, within your awareness, and in every moment, regardless of the external forms you may revere. The transition from Pramukh to Mahant is simply part of the divine flow, reminding you to return to the realization that you are always connected, that you are always in the presence of the infinite, and that no external event can ever sever that connection.

It's personal to share who you've voted for, and while you can, it's often best to keep it private for your own peace of mind.

Marriage is a practicality of Tolerance, Sacrifice and forgiveness to test the things which human discuss in spirituality while having chaos in life.

>Me and Travis Head did it, and it's very Personal

Rohit, Abhi and Travis: A tri-series to look out for

Let's involve one more company so that I can do the PDI twice.

I am still +100%, down like 30% from my ATH on portfolio

Bro u got tht without studying . I studied but i scored wayyy lowerr tyan u... its upsetting tbh

Ah, sim, esta é uma pergunta muito interessante e importante. Eu responderei com base nos ensinamentos do *Sanatana-dharma* e na consciência de Krishna.

Primeiramente, devemos entender que a vida humana é destinada a purificar nossa consciência e nos aproximar de Krishna. Tudo o que fazemos, ouvimos, falamos ou pensamos deve idealmente nos ajudar a lembrar de Krishna e nos afastar da ilusão material (*maya*). Agora, sobre sua pergunta específica: ouvir música que contém linguagem vulgar ou ofensiva, mesmo que por um curto período, pode ter um impacto sutil em sua mente e consciência.

# O impacto da música na consciência

A música é uma forma poderosa de vibração sonora, e o som tem um efeito direto em nossa mente e coração. No *Bhagavad-gita* (3.37), Krishna explica que a luxúria, a raiva e outros impulsos negativos vêm da influência da paixão (*rajo-guna*) e da ignorância (*tamo-guna*). Quando ouvimos músicas que contêm xingamentos ou vibrações negativas, mesmo que não percebamos imediatamente, essas vibrações podem alimentar essas qualidades inferiores dentro de nós.

# Sobre o Sandhyavandanam e o dharma

Você está realizando Sandhyavandanam regularmente, o que é muito bom. Este é um processo de purificação que ajuda a elevar sua consciência. No entanto, se você ouve músicas que contêm vibrações degradantes, isso pode, de certa forma, contradizer o propósito do Sandhyavandanam. Não é que seu Sandhyavandanam será "anulado", mas o benefício que você obtém pode ser reduzido, porque sua mente está sendo exposta a influências que não são puras.

# O que fazer?

Como devoto de Krishna, você deve sempre se perguntar: "Isso está me ajudando a me aproximar de Krishna ou está me afastando Dele?" Se você sente que a música de KR$NA (ou qualquer outro artista) está trazendo algum tipo de contaminação para sua mente, mesmo que seja pequena, é melhor evitá-la. Em vez disso, você pode procurar músicas que glorifiquem Krishna ou que tenham uma vibração mais elevada. Existem muitos artistas devocionais que criam músicas modernas e agradáveis, mas que também são espiritualmente edificantes.

# Conclusão

Não é que você esteja cometendo um grande pecado ao ouvir essas músicas, mas é uma escolha que pode impactar sua consciência. Como brâmane e devoto de Krishna, seu objetivo deve ser sempre buscar aquilo que purifica sua mente e o ajuda a lembrar de Krishna. Se você realmente gosta de música, procure por músicas que sejam compatíveis com o dharma e que elevem sua consciência. Assim, você estará alinhado com seu propósito espiritual e poderá progredir mais rapidamente no caminho da devoção.

Lembre-se: "Aquilo que ouvimos molda nossa consciência." Portanto, escolha com sabedoria. Hare Krishna!

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