Ethics, Dharma, & Truth
👉👉 Part 1: Introduction – When Ideas Flow Like Rivers There is a reason ancient civilizations did not build themselves around spreadsheets, algorithms, or rigid ideologies. They built themselves around rivers. Not because rivers were convenient—but because rivers teach. A river never explains itself.It does not issue commandments.It does not announce its destination. It simply … Read more
👉👉 Part 1: Introduction — Courage Without Applause 👉 Courage Is Not Loud. It Is Repetitive. There is a version of courage that dominates public imagination. It is dramatic, visible, and easily consumable. It shows up as defiance, confrontation, rebellion, or bold declarations made under bright lights. This version of courage photographs well. It trends … Read more
👉 👉 Vedic Ethics as Practical Operating Principles Vedic ethics aren’t ritual relics — they’re concise operating principles for modern life. Across household choices, boardroom decisions, and public policy, ethics often becomes blurry: jargon, excuses, and delegation hide individual responsibility. This piece returns ethics to an actionable level — a short, usable list that fits … Read more
👉👉 The Rhythm We Forgot The Hidden Reality Behind Your Responsibilities Responsibility was never meant to feel like this. Not this endless cascade of pings, deadlines, messages, tasks, alarms, and social expectations that pull you apart from the inside. Not this constant checking, clearing, replying, reacting. Not this sensation that life is running faster than … Read more
Introduction: Background of the Story of Shiva and Markandeya Brief Overview of the Legend of Markandeya and How Shiva Granted Him Immortality: The legend of Markandeya is a revered story within Hindu history and Vedic literature, symbolizing the triumph of devotion and righteousness over death and destiny. Markandeya, a sage celebrated for his unwavering devotion … Read more
Once upon a time in the mystical realm of Anandapur, the cosmic balance between dharma and adharma, righteousness and unrighteousness, was hanging by a delicate thread. In this celestial abode, Cherry, a wise old tree, and Parrot, a colorful messenger, embarked on a profound journey to restore the cosmic order. The Celestial Abode of Anandapur … Read more
Introduction: The Manusmriti The Manusmriti, also known as the Mānavadharmaśāstra or the Laws of Manu, is one of the most ancient and influential texts of Hindu law and ethics. It is considered to be a part of the Smriti literature, which consists of the remembered traditions and codes of conduct of the Hindu sages. The … Read more
Sanatana Dharma, commonly known as Hinduism, is not merely a religion but an eternal law governing all of creation. It outlines four essential life goals, collectively referred to as Purusharthas: Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha. Dharma signifies righteous living, Artha denotes the pursuit of meaningful goals, Kama represents desires, and Moksha is the ultimate liberation … Read more
The Harmony Garden In a quaint little town, nestled between rolling hills and a babbling brook, there existed a magical garden known as the Harmony Garden. This garden, lush with vibrant flowers, towering trees, and the sweet scent of jasmine, was home to three special friends—Whiskers the Cat, Rover the Dog, and Squeaky the Mouse. … Read more
The Harmony Grove Once upon a time, in the heart of the mystical Harmony Grove, there lived three inseparable friends—Whiskers the Wise Cat, Barkley the Loyal Dog, and Squeaky the Curious Mouse. The grove was a haven of peace, where vibrant flowers swayed to melodious bird songs, and ancient trees whispered tales of ages past. … Read more