Gita Summarized

(less than 5 minutes to read) The Bhagavad Gita is one of the world’s greatest spiritual classics. It takes the … More

CUBA TODAY!

‘We are waiting for the Americans to save us’ – in crisis, Cubans have given up on reform from within Joseph … More

FOOTBALL OR SOCCER?

When football reached America, I often wondered how it got twisted into a genetically inflated bitter melon, popularly called Kerela … More

GODDESS KALI STANDS UNIQUE IN HINDU THOUGHT Posted by Promod Puri on April 30, 2026 The study of Goddess Kali, with her unique … More

I’M IN A DILEMMA

The reported joint United States–Israel strikes on Iran, which are said to have caused heavy civilian casualties and resulted in … More

WHAT THEY WEAR REVEALS THEIR CONTRASTING PERSONALITIES

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and opposition leader Rahul Gandhi represent contrasting fashion choices in politics. Gandhi opts for a minimalist, monochrome style aimed at conveying simplicity and transparency, while Modi embraces vibrant, meticulously curated outfits to enhance his public image. Their wardrobes reflect divergent approaches to political presence and messaging.

THE AUTHENTICITY OF SELF REVEALS WHO WE REALLY ARE:

The essence of Baba Bulleh Shah’s wisdom highlights that true knowledge surpasses academic learning; it lies in self-exploration. Authenticity requires introspection, revealing the genuine self often hidden behind societal expectations. This ongoing journey fosters credibility and empowers individuals to align their lives with their authentic values, achieving personal truth.

Reason and Religion

The post reflects on Maimonides, a 12th-century Jewish figure, emphasizing his philosophy that faith should be grounded in reason. He argues that reason prevents superstition, and true wisdom arises from inquiry. Maimonides believes those who blend philosophy and science will truly understand God, unlike those who rely solely on literal faith.

Is Gandhi Irrelevant in Today’s Conflictive World?

Gandhi’s philosophy of non-violence faced neglect after his assassination, despite its initial effectiveness against oppression. Today, his ideals are honored in symbolic forms but lack real-world application in current conflicts. While admired globally, Gandhi’s teachings remain absent from moral decision-making, highlighting a disconnection between reverence and practice in addressing modern violence.

A Bird’s Eye View of India on Its 76th Republic Day

Republic Day in India, celebrated on January 26, marks the adoption of the constitution in 1950. Over the past 12 years, India’s socio-political landscape has transformed under Prime Minister Modi. Despite visible progress, corruption, inequality, and communal tensions challenge democracy, revealing a nation of contrasts amid its cultural diversity and economic disparities.

CANDID SPEECH BUT WITH CONFUSING REFERENCE TO “GREAT POWERS”

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s speech at Davos highlighted the shifting political landscape influenced by Trump’s presidency. Carney criticized the use of economic tactics by great powers, suggesting that reliance on appeasement for security is misguided. Trump’s reaction targeted Carney directly, indicating tensions between their approaches to international relations.

REFLECTING ON TRUMP’S FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF HIS SECOND TERM

Donald Trump was inaugurated as the 47th President of the United States on January 20, 2025, despite facing numerous legal issues. His charismatic yet controversial reign captivates and perplexes, marked by bold statements and nationalist policies. Trump’s indomitable presence continues to shape global discourse, leaving an undeniable impact on American politics and society.

SIGNIFICANCE OF REMEMBRANCE DAY AND HOW I WOULD LIKE TO REMEMBER IT:

On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, 1918, the First World War ended — giving rise to Remembrance Day and the red poppy. This reflection by Promod Puri explores the human cost of war, the failures of leadership, and a timeless hope for peace in a world still divided by conflict.

THE ERA OF LETTER TO THE EDITOR GOING THRU THE RED BOX

The essay reflects on the nostalgia of letter writing during the “Red Box Era” in India, highlighting its significance as a means of measured discourse. The author reminisces about thoughtful exchanges and the decline of civility in modern communication. Despite technological advancements, the essence of writing persists, fostering connection and reflection.

UNIVERSAL TOTALITY

The universe is a totality, indivisible; it is an organic whole. The parts are not separate; The part represents the … More

🚨 Should the NDP and Liberals Merge?The NDP has never formed a federal government—and progressives often split their votes, giving … More

9/11 HAPPENING WORLDWIDE

9/11 is not just a date on the American calendar. It’s a reminder of the horrific terrorist attack of September … More

MY JOURNEY IS MY MANZIL

As I march forward, my manzil, my destination, keeps moving with me. unfolding itself along the way. It grows and … More

Stop Blaming Nations — Blame the Leaders #HumanizationTrap #WarAndPeace

What Is a Healthy Economy?

A “healthy economy” often comes wrapped in buzzwords—booming, dynamic, growing, thriving, vibrant, robust. But what does that really mean? Is … More