Sujeet M Sonar
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An artist, teacher, and lifelong learner influenced by philosophers like J Krishnamurti & Socrates, and writers like Premchand and Kahlil Gibran. Inspired by Swami Vivekananda’s, I believe inner growth leads to outward expansion and Wisdom.
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Story of Holi- The festival of colors and Joy. AI-Generated.
Holi, the festival of colors, is one of the most joyful celebrations in India and many parts of the world. It is a time for people to come together, spread happiness, and celebrate love and togetherness. The festival is not just about playing with colors; it has deep mythological significance and many stories behind its celebration. Let’s explore the most well-known stories associated with Holi.
By Sujeet M Sonar10 months ago in Longevity
Lesser-Known Facts About Parashurama: The Warrior Sage of Hindu Mythology. AI-Generated.
Parashurama, the sixth avatar of Lord Vishnu, is a fascinating figure in Hindu mythology. Unlike other Vishnu avatars such as Rama or Krishna, Parashurama is not a Purna Avatar (complete incarnation) but rather an Ansha Avatar (partial incarnation), manifesting for a specific purpose—to eradicate the oppression of Kshatriya rulers and restore balance to the world. Here are some lesser-known but remarkable facts about him:
By Sujeet M Sonar10 months ago in Longevity
The Sage who killed for living.
Deep in the heart of ancient India, where dense forests whispered secrets and rivers sang songs of time, there lived a man named Ratnakar. He was not an ordinary man-he was feared far and wide as a ruthless bandit. His life was steeped in violence, his hands stained with blood, and his soul burdened by sin. Yet, this is the story of how Ratnakar transformed into Maharshi Valmiki, the revered sage and author of one of humanity’s greatest epics- the Ramayana .
By Sujeet M Sonar11 months ago in History
The Story of Ramayana (Short and Simplified)
1. The Beginning: Vishnu’s Promise Long ago, Swayambhu Manu , the first human being, performed intense penance (tapasya ) for 1,000 years to please Lord Vishnu. When Vishnu appeared, Manu expressed his desire to have Vishnu as his son. Vishnu agreed but explained that he would incarnate on Earth whenever Dharma (righteousness) was threatened by evil forces. He declared:
By Sujeet M Sonar11 months ago in History
The Story of Sudarshan Chakra - Lord Vishnu's Invincible weapon
Long ago, in a time when gods walked among mortals and demons roamed freely, there was chaos in the universe. Powerful demons called Daityas had grown stronger than ever before. They were cruel and merciless, wreaking havoc on Earth and heaven alike. They disrupted sacred rituals, harmed innocent people, and even attacked the gods. The gods, who were meant to protect creation, found themselves powerless against these evil forces.
By Sujeet M Sonar11 months ago in Humans
Maha Shivaratri - Know the complete story and the significance
Maha Shivaratri, often referred to as "The Great Night of Shiva," is one of the most significant festivals in Hinduism, celebrated with deep devotion and reverence for Lord Shiva. This festival encapsulates profound spiritual truths, mythological stories, and rituals that inspire introspection, transformation, and connection with the divine. Below is a synthesis of its significance, legends, practices, and philosophical insights:
By Sujeet M Sonar11 months ago in Humans
Unbelievable facts of Indian temples
India is one of the most ancient countries with oldest civilizations. India has always been a source of knowledge and culture. They had vast knowledge in every aspect including architecture. In India temples were built post Vedic era; Indians using their wisdom and knowledge constructed many grand temples across India. These temples not only reflect the rich cultural heritage and ancient wisdom of India but also continue to intrigue scholars, devotees, and tourists alike. The temples were not only beautiful but some of them are mysterious and posses secret powers which defy scientific laws even today.
By Sujeet M Sonar11 months ago in Wander
Is Hinduism really a Religion?
The term Dharma in Hinduism does not mean "religion" but rather duty, righteousness, and the natural order of the universe. Western religions are often based on a fixed doctrine, while The term Dharma in Hinduism does not mean "religion" but rather duty, righteousness, and the natural order of the universe. Western religions are often based on a fixed doctrine, while Hinduism aka Sanatana Dharma (eternal order) is an evolving way of life.
By Sujeet M Sonar11 months ago in History
