Ethics, Dharma, & Truth
Dharma & Karma, Dharmaniti, Ethics & Philosophy, Moral principles, Short stories
Once upon a time, there was a loyal and wise dog named Bhoori who lived with his master in a small village. He was known for his devotion and helpful nature towards his master, the other villagers, and the animals around. One day, a mischievous monkey named Manu came to the village, and soon he … Read more
Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a duck and a hen. They were neighbors and had known each other for years. The duck was a happy-go-lucky bird who loved to swim in the nearby pond and play with her friends. The hen, on the other hand, was a serious bird who … Read more
Once upon a time, in a small town, there was a balloon seller named Raju. He would sell colorful balloons in the town’s market every day. Children loved to buy his balloons, and they would play with them all day long. One day, while Raju was selling balloons, he met a little girl named Meera. … Read more
Once there were two birds, a woodpecker, and a kingfisher. They both lived in the same forest and were good friends. The woodpecker used to peck on trees to find food and build a nest, while the kingfisher would dive into the water to catch fish. One day, they both got into an argument about … Read more
Once upon a time, in a village nestled among the rolling hills, there lived a wise old goat named Gauri. She was the eldest of all the goats in the village, and her knowledge was as deep as the ancient roots of the banyan tree that stood at the center of the village. Gauri was … Read more
A dog by the name of Biscuit formerly lived in a little community nestled away in the hills. Happy-go-lucky Biscuit enjoyed to play, run and discover his surroundings. He came found a shiny object laying by the side of the road one day as he was exploring the village. It turned out to be a … Read more
Once upon a time, in a little town, there lived a hammer and a nail. The hammer was made of solid and durable wood, whereas the nail was made of glossy and smooth metal. Both of them were exceptionally pleased of their individual qualities and frequently bragged approximately them to their companions. One day, whereas … Read more
Introduction to Four Stages of Life: In Sanatana Dharma, life is seen as a journey towards spiritual enlightenment, and the four stages of life or ashramas provide a framework for this journey. These four stages are Brahmacharya, Gṛhastha, Vanaprastha, and Sannyasa. Each stage has its own unique purpose and is associated with different responsibilities and … Read more
Introduction of Four Stages: In Hinduism, life is divided into four stages or ashramas. Each stage is associated with different responsibilities and spiritual practices, and they are closely tied to the rhythms of nature. These four stages are Brahmacharya, Gṛhastha, Vanaprastha, and Sannyasa. In this article, we will explore each of these stages in detail, … Read more
The meadow was once again a joyful place after that day, with the sounds of laughter and the wonderful scent of blossoming flowers all around. The lesson of the story is that everyone has special talents and abilities, and we should recognise and value our differences with one another. We should cooperate and build on … Read more