Perception matters. The burden of perception’s impact is immense. Not all harmful actions feel the same. Some leave wounds that refuse to heal, while others evoke only anger or disgust. The difference is not just in the act itself but in who commits it—and what we once believed about them. When harm comes from someone … Read more
Manglik Dosha Beyond Marriage – The Reality, Myths, and Importance Mangal Dosha has long been reduced to a term associated with marriage struggles, but its impact goes far beyond relationships. The misunderstanding and dilution of this concept have led to unnecessary fear and blind remedies, while its real significance remains overlooked. Mars governs action, aggression, … Read more
The Act of Kindness and the Forgotten Favors Life has its moments of despair. Sometimes, a single hand extended in kindness can lift a soul from the darkest pits. In moments of crisis, support feels like salvation. Acts of generosity, given without expectation, can heal and transform. Yet too often, such favors are forgotten. Worse, … Read more
The Echoes Within Imagine a conversation that starts with a minor disagreement. You mention something that bothers you—an unmet need, a forgotten promise. But instead of connection or clarity, the conversation escalates. Resentment rises. Words are exchanged that can’t be taken back. You walk away, emotionally drained, but still stuck in the same loop. There … Read more
When Ego Masquerades as Astrology Astrology, once a tool for deep personal insight, is now often reduced to a performance. Many self-proclaimed astrologers parade their interpretations in public forums, analyzing not just celebrities but also their clients, peers, and even strangers—all without consent. They justify it by keeping names anonymous, but does anonymity make it … Read more
Skin and Hair Health is Beyond the Surface. When skin or hair problems arise, the immediate instinct is often to reach for solutions that promise quick results. It’s easy to think of dermatology or beauty treatments as the answer. After all, these options promise to provide instant changes. But many don’t realize that skin and … Read more
When Guardians and Spouse Stifle Growth – The Unspoken Silent Harm There is a unique form of damage that arises when those we depend on—be it a parent, guardian, or spouse—become the very walls that cage us. In their refusal to grow, their resistance to progress, and their unchecked ego, they create an environment where … Read more
The Aghori Path Beyond the Terrible Life is an intricate dance of creation, destruction, beauty, terror, joy, and suffering. At its core lies an all-embracing essence that accepts everything, without judgment or resistance. This profound idea finds its ultimate expression in the “Aghori” concept, a path embodied by Shiva, the eternal yogi and the cosmic … Read more
When Symptoms of Illness Knock: Temporary or a Deeper Call for Attention? A symptom is often treated as a fleeting visitor. A headache is brushed off as a long day’s residue. A cough? It’s just the weather playing its tricks. But what if these “temporary” symptoms are more than they seem? What if they’re not … Read more
Understanding Pitru Paksha. What is Pitru Paksha? Pitru Paksha is a deeply significant period in Hindu tradition, dedicated to honoring and remembering one’s ancestors. Spanning 16 days during the lunar month of Ashwin (September to October), this observance is marked by rituals known as “Shraddha,” where offerings are made to the departed souls. “Pitru” means … Read more
The Hidden Cost of Selective Listening: How Media and Society Shape Our Health Choices In today’s fast-paced world, the media and societal beliefs hold significant sway over our thinking patterns. We are constantly bombarded with generalized information that shapes our perceptions and decisions, often without us realizing it. This conditioning leads to selective listening, where … Read more
Finding Real Ayurveda in a World of Superficial Solutions -The Fallacy of Generalization When people say they’ve been to a doctor, it doesn’t necessarily mean they did the right thing. The statement, on its own, is as vague as saying they’ve traveled to a foreign country without specifying which one. It holds no guarantee of … Read more
