Dreams slip away when I wake up. They dissolve, leaving nothing behind. But some stay, lingering in the mind for years. One such dream was at Sinthee ...
Navaratri, meaning "nine nights," is one of Hinduism's most significant festival...
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যে রাজা হতে চায় না, চায় না নায়কের প্রস্থান; সফলতা বা সংসার সম্বন্ধে যার ধারণা মোটিভেশনাল স্পিকার বা সাইকোলজিক্যাল কাউন্সিলরের সঙ্গে মেলে না, সে কীভাবে খাপ খাওয়াবে এই সময়ে?
As our own global civilization struggles with questions of identity, belonging, and meaning across cultural boundaries, Ganesha's journey from local spirit to universal symbol offers unexpected insights. In an age of artificial intelligence and genetic engineering, when we're creating new forms of hybrid existence, the ancient wisdom embedded in the elephant-headed god's impossible form may prove more relevant than ever. The question isn't whether Ganesha exists, but whether we can learn to see ourselves—fractured, contradictory, yet somehow whole—reflected in his knowing smile.
Krishna is also used in the sense of "karshate iti Krishna"—meaning one who attracts. In Yoga philosophy, he is the presiding deity of the Ajna chakra. He attracts and pulls up Arjuna, who is stuck in the Manipura chakra. This is the essence of the Gita in Yoga philosophy.
