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7 Dharmic Habits for Clarity and Calm — Daily Practices from the Gita

October 10, 2025 by Adikka

Introduction – Dharmic Habits We live in an age of hustle fatigue — endless notifications, half-finished tasks, and a kind of quiet desperation that hums beneath even our successes. Everyone talks about balance, but few can feel it. The mind keeps scrolling, even when the screen is off. But ancient India had already diagnosed this … Read more

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Land as Refuge: Why Agriculture Anchors the Human Mind

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Unlocking Free Will: How Neuroscience and Vedic Philosophy Align in the Art of Decision-Making

Why ‘Thinking’ Alone Fails and ‘No Thinking’ Leads to True Solutions: A Modern and Sanatana Dharma Perspective

Unmasking the Inner Devil: Harnessing the Subconscious Mind in Sanatana Dharma

Sanatana Dharma and Secularism: A Journey Through Ancient Philosophy, Inclusivity, and Modern Relevance

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Wolf Behavior in Sanatana Dharma: Debunking Myths and Understanding True Ethical Principles

Ethical Principles of Wealth Management in Sanatana Dharma

In the Stillness of Waiting: Unveiling the Profound Wisdom of Patience in Sanatana Dharma

Beyond the Vedas: Exploring the Secrets of Shiva’s Pre-Vedic Existence

Ahimsa Paramo Dharma: Navigating the Sacred Balance of Non-Violence and Duty in Sanatana Dharma

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