Philosophy . Political Philosophy. Poetry . Psychology . Perspectives (on 10,000 things)
The journey toward inner simplicity is crucial, as true freedom comes from awareness rather than the mere absence of possessions. Outer simplicity may provide some freedom, but it doesn’t guarantee inner peace. An intelligent understanding of one’s relationship with possessions fosters true contentment and societal cooperation without the need for external validation or authority.
“One will keep encountering difficulties in life until one learns to distinguish between the mind (aka thoughts and emotions) and … More
The only thing I would like to amend is that Karma Yoga is not only unselfish action and done as … More
“The fulfilment of bodily needs in the form of food, clothing and shelter is unavoidable. But we err in thinking … More
The Pot that is Clay ðŠī- The POV Pod (Oct-14-24), by Perspective Mapper, ft. D. Samarender Reddy Realizing the pot … More
“God does not need the help of an intermediary called the mind to make the body talk, walk, or work.” … More
“People are so trapped in their emotions that they do not understand the logic that we as the ego are … More
Roti, Kapada, Makaan (Food, Clothing, and Shelter) is more or less assured for me for the rest of my life, … More
My Introduction Aitareya Upanishad states “Prjananam Brahma“, menaing “Consciousness is Brahman” (or, Self). Brahman (Nisargadatta Maharaj often refers to this … More
Know Thyself 