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“Old Times vs. Modern Times: Don’t Let Technology Steal Your Abilities”

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Hello everyone! How are you? I know you all must be healthy and happy. I apologize for posting a blog after so many days, especially for those who might have been waiting for it. If you find anything interesting in my blog, thank you so much! Please share it with someone who could benefit from reading this blog and improve their ability to live life more easily. Today’s blog is about “Old Times vs. Modern Times.” Let’s try to understand it like this: In the past, people used to travel long distances to fetch water, fill it in clay pots, and bring it home. That water would stay naturally cool during summers. But as time passed, pipelines and taps came into homes. Along with this convenience, our capabilities and effort decreased. We started using purifiers, filtering water before drinking, which further reduced our direct effort and physical involvement. But my point isn’t just limited to water. For example, in earlier times people used oxen to plow fields. Now, ...
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"Wake up, youth! The change begins with you — because it’s not just about my country, it’s the responsibility of our entire generation."

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  The Voice of a Young Mind These days, I often think — even though our country has the largest young population, why are we still not moving forward? Maybe because we’ve all gotten trapped within our own small circles. But if we, the youth, start thinking even a little for our nation and our society, a lot can change. It’s such an irony of this country — India has the largest young population, strong IT hubs, and everything needed for progress, yet people keep fighting among themselves. No one really cares about the country or its future. And maybe they can’t even care, because between the government and the people, there are officials, ministers, and so-called leaders who have ruined the system. But we can’t just blame them — even the common people (not all, but some) don’t have basic civic sense. Now tell me — what should the government do? Look, the problem isn’t in the system; the problem is in our mindset. A nation isn’t built only by its leaders or mi...
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Festival of Lights — The True Meaning of Diwali

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First of all, I wish everyone a very Happy Diwali! Diwali, or Deepawali, is not just a festival of lights. It is not only about lamps, or the victory of good over evil, or emotions. Diwali is a festival of unity — a day when hearts, homes, and families come together as one. Just like when our five fingers and thumb unite to make a fist, Diwali reminds us that together we are stronger. And if you are giving your precious time to read this, I thank you from the bottom of my heart. As an Indian, let me share my thoughts — People say Diwali has been celebrated since the time when Lord Ram returned to Ayodhya after 14 years of exile. To welcome Him, the people of Ayodhya lit lamps everywhere — and that light became the symbol of joy and victory. Firecrackers came much later — that’s a modern addition. But what truly matters is the spirit of love, joy, and togetherness. During Diwali, we clean our homes, decorate them with rangoli and lights, w...
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The Power of Forgiveness: Healing Yourself from Within

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Should we forgive someone who has hurt us? In my opinion, we should absolutely forgive and move forward. Although sometimes situations arise where there is nothing like an apology, forgiveness should still be given. How long will you carry the burden thinking, “They hurt me and I can never forgive them”? Look, forgiveness is not about telling them face to face. That kind of forgiveness is not true forgiveness. True forgiveness comes from the inner soul. Because when you forgive from the soul, your mind itself becomes lighter and calmer. This means that if you keep carrying it as a burden your whole life, you will become weak inside. Externally, we can build strength in the body, exercise, or achieve things, but if you become weak inside, no one can stop you from breaking. See, breaking is the law of the world, but rising again after breaking is also the law of the world. If you wish, you can rise again. Look, what has happened cannot be reversed. Som...
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Karva Chauth — The Indian Festival of True Love and Faith

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🌕✨ The Divine Story of Karva Chauth — The Tale of Goddess Chauth, Shiva–Parvati, and True Love Now, if you have heard or read the story, then you must have understood what love truly means — careful love, purity, faithfulness, loyalty. In India, when relationships are made, they are not just between two people — it’s said that in every true bond, there is only one soul in two bodies. Because you must have heard — in Lord Shiva’s left side resides Goddess Parvati, and in Goddess Parvati’s right side resides Lord Shiva. That means they are one — not two. In Indian marriage, there are seven sacred rounds, saat phere, and when the marriage mantras are recited, the couple is bound not only for one life but for seven births. It means — if ever we are born again, may I find only you — as my husband, as my wife, or as my partner — in any form, but only you. That’s the essence. On this day, women keep a fast for the long life of their husbands — ...
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“What Is Real Success? — The Power of a Peaceful Mind”

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Honestly, I still don’t know what real success is — because I’m also a teenager, and in this age, life brings many challenges. But despite all that, I’m still happy — and today, I’ll share the reason why. The biggest truth I’ve realized is this — My greatest wealth is myself. If I’m happy, my parents are happy, my friends and my loved ones are happy — because happiness begins from within. In India, people often say, “Don’t laugh too much, or you’ll cry later.” But I don’t believe that. Life is all about balance — happiness and sadness are two sides of the same coin. If your mind and soul are truly happy, then no one can make you sad. No matter who hurts you, no matter who leaves — the world will keep moving forward. It never stops for anyone. Change is the rule of the universe. Once, we had Nokia phones — today, we have smartphones. Time changes, and it changes faster than we realize. Sometimes I miss childhood — those games, those carefr...
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