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 →
The Silence of Sita is a story captures the essence of what youāre exploring: the arrogance of emotional rigidity, the refusal to change, and the quiet repentance that comes too late. Hereās a real-life inspired story adapted with namesĀ changed … Continue reading →
The Silent Father is a story captures the essence of what youāre exploring: the arrogance of emotional rigidity, the refusal to change, and the quiet repentance that comes too late. Hereās a real-life inspired story adapted with namesĀ changed and … Continue reading →
Arrogance is a fascinating paradoxāit often masks insecurity while projecting superiority. On one hand, it can signal confidence, decisiveness, and ambition. But when untethered from humility or empathy, it becomes corrosive: repelling collaboration, distorting judgment, and eroding trust. In legacy … Continue reading →
šļø A Seniorās Guide to Paid Ashrams in Rishikesh, Haridwar & Dehradun By Ashok Chhabra | AshokChronicles As I approach my 83rd birthday, living peacefully with my wife Sharda (79), I find myself contemplating a gentle truth: one day, one … 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 →
The Silence of Sita: A Chronicle of Arrogance and Awakening Sita was a spirited young woman from Pune, newly married into a traditional joint family in Nagpur. Her husband, Ramesh, was gentle and devoted, but Sita found the customs of … Continue reading →
Arrogance is a fascinating paradoxāit often masks insecurity while projecting superiority. On one hand, it can signal confidence, decisiveness, and ambition. But when untethered from humility or empathy, it becomes corrosive: repelling collaboration, distorting judgment, and eroding trust. In legacy … Continue reading →
Yes, in older womenāespecially those with osteoporosis, arthritis, or diabetesāligament injuries or tears around the hip (what we might call āTutnaā in Hindi) are very real and often under-recognized. Letās gently explore this: š¦“ What Are Hip Ligaments? The hip … Continue reading →
Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) is a non-cancerous enlargement of the prostate gland, common in aging men. Itās not life-threatening, but it can significantly affect quality of lifeāespecially in elders who may already be managing other conditions like diabetes. š§¬ What … Continue reading →
Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD) in older adults with diabetes is a double-edged challengeāwhere aging, metabolic imbalance, and retinal degeneration converge. Letās gently unpack this: šļø What Is AMD? AMD is a progressive eye condition that affects the macula, the central … Continue reading →
Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy (CIDP) in older adults with diabetes is a complex and often under-recognized condition. It sits at the intersection of two challenging diagnosesāeach capable of causing nerve damage, but with different mechanisms and implications. š§ What Is … Continue reading →
Diabetes, especially in older adults, is more than just a blood sugar issueāit’s a condition that quietly reshapes how the body functions, how energy is used, and how daily life unfolds. Letās walk through it gently and clearly: šæ What … Continue reading →
šļø The Buffett Way, The Ashok Way At 95, Warren Buffett still drinks five cans of Coca-Cola a day, eats like a child, and runs one of the worldās largest companies. His carefree approach to food and life defies modern … Continue reading →
Solence Between Walls There is a quiet dignity that dwells unseen, resting within the ordinary rhythm of familiar spaces. In the hush of walls that have witnessed decades, life finds a different kind of graceānot loud or dazzling, but steady, … Continue reading →
Correct with Kindness: Why Beating Children Is Never the Answer āA childās mistake is not a rebellionāitās a rehearsal for wisdom. Correct with kindness, and you teach not just the lesson, but the love behind it.ā Parenting is not a … Continue reading →
