šļø Ā A Seniorās Reflection on Indiaās Rise in the Rare Earth Era š Introduction: From Memory to Momentum India was once known as Sone ki Chidiyaāa golden bird whose wings shimmered with wisdom, wealth, and spiritual depth. Today, as global … Continue reading →
Salvation ā Post 3 Title: Why the Beloved Must Be Real Love cannot bloom in abstraction. To truly love, the heart needs a formāa face, a voice, a presence. Not necessarily an idol, but a realistic figure: someone youāve known, … Continue reading →
Salvation Post 2 Title: The One-Way Path ā Love for One Among the many paths to liberation, one stands out for its simplicity and emotional power: love for one beloved. Meera chose Krishnaānot as an idol, but as a living … Continue reading →
Divine Search ā Post 1 Title: Salvation in Hindu Thought ā A Return, Not an Escape In Hinduism, salvation (moksha) is not a dramatic rescueāit is a quiet return. A return from illusion to truth, from ego to soul, from … Continue reading →
šæ In Search of the Almighty Are you searching for the Almighty? If your heart whispers āyes,ā then pause and askāhow do you truly expect to find Him? This question, profound and timeless, often arises in the minds of those … Continue reading →
šæĀ A Gentle Guide for Seniors Who Choose Independence By Ashok Chhabra | AshokChronicles As I approach my 83rd birthday, living with my beloved wife Sharda (79), I find myself reflecting on a tender truth: one day, one of us … Continue reading →
šļø A Gentle Lesson: Teaching with Love, Not Anger Harish and I worked together in the same factory, sharing not just shifts but stories, struggles, and the quiet rhythm of everyday life. He was a man of quiet strengthānever one … Continue reading →
A Light Still Glowing (For those who walk nearby) In the quiet rhythm of our homeājust the two of us nowāIāve grown attuned to the softer sounds. The gate that stays still. The doorbell that rests. The clock that ticks … Continue reading →
In the quiet rhythm of our homeājust the two of us nowāIāve come to notice the sounds that donāt make noise. The gate that stays still. The doorbell that rests. The faithful tick of the wall clock, marking time even … Continue reading →
šÆļø The Story of Ammaās Clock In a small town near Coimbatore, lived 92-year-old Lakshmi Amma. Widowed for decades, she lived alone in a modest ancestral home. Her only son, Rajiv, had moved to Mumbai for work. He called often, … Continue reading →
š¾ The Story of Narayanappa: The Silent Gardener of Bangalore In a quiet corner of Bangalore lived Narayanappa, a retired railway clerk in his late 80s. He had no children, and his wife had passed away years earlier. Most people … Continue reading →
The Expanding Circle of Love Love, a powerful force, begins within. “Love thyself” is not an act of arrogance, but the foundation of all other affection. When you cherish your own worth, you cultivate the strength, clarity, and compassion needed … Continue reading →
š®š³ A Citizenās Call: Choose Indian, Build India Why should we wait for government slogans or policies to act? If the U.S. can impose heavy tariffs on Indian goods, why can’t we respondānot with politics, but with purpose? The answer … Continue reading →
