Sanatan Vedic Spirituality

 Real Meaning of Dussehra "The true villain we must vanquish on Dussehra isn't a demon king – it's the Ravana that lurks within each of us."   So, today was Dussehra, and yes, I know I'm a bit late in writing this blog, but I hope you’ll forgive me for the delay. Here I am, sharing my thoughts on this special festival. For those unfamiliar with Dussehra, also known as Vijayadashami, it is one of India’s most celebrated festivals. This vibrant occasion, observed in the month of Ashwin (September-October), marks the triumph of good over evil. The roots of Dussehra are deep in Indian mythology, connected to two major stories. In North India, the festival commemorates Lord Rama’s victory over the demon king Ravana, symbolizing the victory of good over evil. People celebrate by staging elaborate performances of the Ramayana , known as Ramlila , and by burning effigies of Ravana, his brother Kumbhkaran, and his son Meghnath, to signify the end of evil. This eve...

The Circus Of Politics - Naitik Sood     In a world where noise is louder than truth, Raj sits, watching the screen. He searches for someone to advocate for his problems, hoping to see a glimpse of reality in the politicians' paradise. Tired of the daily debates that seem worthless, he still watches, yearning for something genuine. As usual, today is the same: politicians shouting, analysts arguing, and anchors taking sides, all under the banner of " breaking news ." But Raj feels like it's breaking trust instead.   A right-wing leader slams his hand on the table, declaring, “Our traditions are under attack! If we don't protect them, they will vanish from our nation. We will become strangers in our own land! The left is trying to erase our culture. They support the people of those banished religions!”   The left-wing politician laughs dismissively, responding in a serious tone, “You say protect, but you mean control. You want everyone to believe yo...