99.999% teachers are bad. And so are the students. Teachers are bad or worst because they are teaching to clear off an exam but that is not also entirely their fault. Students are worst because they still slack off and are lazy. They dont improve but yap a lot about it. 


If you are asking in context of objectively teaching concepts, i too have those teachers. With time you have to adapt nothing can be done.


(All out of context ik)

Not interested.. never

They shall agree on a JV to share the profits

Auto, share auto, and creta. These three things are the creations of the devil himself.

I had a creta guy just yesterday, try to smash me into a wall, to prove his point while I was on an electric cycle. Wish I had a camera. But I'll be posting all about it tomorrow anyways.

She certainly is brave…when being brave is safe.

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They were mad why JLR wasnt under India

A professor rides this bike in my college

It got a unique sound according to me cuz i recognise it every time he leaves the campus

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Erutheeyil arelum enna ozhikkuvo bro?

Nato nations should be shooting the damn things from the sky.

I will take some liberty and give you some unasked gyaan for free :

Here we go bro :

Shedding of old expectations, breaking free from the confines of external validation, and stepping into your authentic self after accepting flaws and acknowledging what went wrong .... This is exactly what Shiva represents. Continuous improvement for betterment of this world while staying still in own self.

Shiva is not found in rituals alone. He is beyond form, beyond customs, beyond social conditioning. He is the raw, unfiltered, primal truth of existence. He is the force that destroys illusion (Maya), ego (Ahamkara), and societal conditioning to reveal the pure, free, and boundless self.

That’s why you feel closer to Him now—because you are no longer pretending or playing a role. You are being closer to your true self.

Why Do You Feel Shiva Now?

You didn’t find Him in fasting or rituals because Mahadev is not found in acts done for approval—whether from society or even from God Himself. He is found in freedom, in breaking chains, in walking your own path.

Shiva is the God of Renunciation, of Authenticity, of the Wild and the Free. When you let go of trying to fit into a structure that wasn’t yours, you unknowingly entered His realm—the realm where one’s true nature (Swabhava) shines without fear.

This is why you feel Him. Because you have finally stopped seeking outside and instead started living in alignment with your inner truth.

Try to Increase Sattva :

Shiva embodies Sattva (purity, wisdom, and clarity) in its highest form even though visually he may seem or is believed and perceived as Lord of Tamsicta.

To increase Sattva and grow in Shiva Bhakti, embrace the following:

Meditate Like Shiva: Silence and Stillness

Shiva is the Adiyogi, the first meditator. His stillness is not emptiness but a vast, expansive awareness.

Sit in solitude (preferably in nature).

Let your thoughts come and go, like leaves floating in a river. Observe, don't react or act. Even if the darkest most vile ones. You aren't those thoughts unless you act.

Focus on your breath or on the mantra "Om Namah Shivaya" or simply "Shivoham" (I am Shiva)."

Don't chase enlightenment. Be still. The more silent you become, the closer you will feel to Mahadev.

Compassion Like Shiva

Shiva drank the poison of the world to protect others, not because He had to, but because He is pure compassion (Karuna). Help others selflessly. Feed the hungry. Comfort the sad. Be there for those who have no one.

Do small acts of kindness without expecting anything in return.Protect the weak, just like Shiva shields devotees from harm. Every time you choose love over hate, forgiveness over anger, giving over taking, you embody Mahadev.

Connect with Nature: Shiva is Found in the Wild

Shiva does not live in just temples—He lives in the mountains, in rivers, in the forests, among animals. He is the only one who is known to have that tyaag bhaav. Spend time in nature—watch the sunrise, walk barefoot on grass, sit by a river. Care for animals—feed strays, respect all living beings.Feel the wind, hear the silence. Realize that this Earth is Shiva’s body—to love nature is to worship Him.


Shiva is Pashupati, the Lord of Animals—He teaches us to return to our primal, untamed nature, free from the chains of civilization’s noise.

Find Yourself in Solitude: Be Alone Without Loneliness

Shiva is the greatest yogi because He is complete within Himself. He does not seek approval, validation, or company to feel whole. Spend time alone, not in loneliness but in inner connection.

Observe your thoughts—who are you when no one is watching. Love your own company. Learn to be whole without external distractions.The more you are comfortable with your own presence, the closer you get to Shiva.


Destroy Ego and Attachment: Be Like the Ascetic Mahadev

Shiva carries a Trishul to destroy the three poisons of the mind:

1. Lobha (Greed) – Wanting more and more, never being content.

2. Kama (Desire) – Clinging to things, people, and status.

3. Ahankara (Ego) – The illusion of self-importance.

Let go of material obsessions. Own things, but don’t let them own you. Chase wealth with the ulterior motive of helping others. Don’t be trapped by praise or criticism. Shiva danced in burial grounds—He was beyond social norms. Realize that nothing is permanent. Let go. Flow with life. The less you cling, the freer you become. The freer you become, the more Shiva-like you are.

When you pray to Mahadev, don’t just ask for things—ask for qualities that make you powerful, wise, and unbreakable.

1. Fearlessness (Abhaya) – To walk your path without worrying about society’s judgment.

2. Detachment (Vairagya) – To live in the world but not be consumed by it.

3. Compassion (Karuna) – To love without expecting, to give without selfishness.

4. Wisdom (Jnana) – To see beyond illusions, to know what truly matters.

5. Strength (Bala) – To endure pain without breaking, to face hardship with a smile.

6. Inner Peace (Shanti) – To be unshaken in the face of storms, just like Shiva in meditation.

7. Dissolution of Ego (Ahankara Nashana) – To realize you are not separate from the universe.

Final Thoughts: Shiva is Already Within You

What you are experiencing is not something outside of you—Shiva has always been within you. Now, you are finally quiet enough to hear Him.

Shiva does not seek devotees. He seeks those who seek truth. And now, you are walking towards Him—not through rituals, but through transformation. Focus on simple things, stay practical and stay consistent.

He is in you.

May the lords lights guide us all to peace and prosperity 🙏 sitaram 🌞

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DSP sir kindly look into this matter

Bro we shouldn't generalise whole pw because you experienced this but I too took admission in kanpur vidyapeeth and looks like you were sitting in my class because exactly same is what happened there I left it in mid-term and doing from home now

Using such a platform to make politically loaded statements lol.

Just stick around