अष्ट सिद्धियाँ और नव निधियाँ – Ashutosh Kumar Mishra
अष्ट सिद्धियाँ और नव निधियाँ भारतीय आध्यात्मिकता और योग परंपरा में अष्ट सिद्धियाँ (8 सिद्धियाँ) और नव निधियाँ (9 निधियाँ) […]
Hindu Philosophy, Sanatan Dharma, Sprituality
Blogs by Ashutosh Mishra, Daily Life Concepts, Indian Philosophy, Sanatan Dharma
भारतीय समाज में वर्ण व्यवस्था: एक दृष्टिकोण – आशुतोष कुमार मिश्रा – Varn, Jati (Caste system) – Ashutosh Kumar Mishra
मेरी समझ में, हमारे भारतीय समाज में वर्ण व्यवस्था का प्रारंभ एक गहरी समझ के साथ किया गया था, जो
Blogs by Ashutosh Mishra, Daily Life Concepts, Life
जीवन – आत्मा की यात्रा, नाटक नहीं – Ashutosh Kumar Mishra
दृश्य बनके न रह जाना… जीवन कोई मंच नहीं है जहाँ हमें सिर्फ दिखावा करना हो या दूसरों के लिए
Love, Blogs by Ashutosh Mishra, Daily Life Concepts, Life, Relationship
Love these days is nothing more than Chasing Shadows
“Love these days is nothing more than Chasing Shadows.” Why I say so? Love – what a big word! Everyone
Daily Life Concepts, Blogs by Ashutosh Mishra
Types of Dreams (Swapna)
Dreams (Swapna) Ever wondered what your dreams are trying to tell you? In ancient Indian wisdom, dreams aren’t just random
Poems, Poems by Ashutosh Kumar Mishra
I’m the Last – Poem By Ashutosh Kumar Mishra
I’m the Last – Ashutosh Kumar Mishra I’m the last breath of hope in the quiet night,The flicker of a
Life, Blogs by Ashutosh Mishra
The Roots of Anger – Ashutosh Kumar Mishra
What are the roots of anger? How to control anger? “When you stop taking it too seriously, even anger becomes
Frienship, Blogs by Ashutosh Mishra, Life
Stop Calling Everyone Friend – Not Everyone is Your Friend – Ashutosh Kumar Mishra
“Not everyone who smiles at you is your friend. Know the difference.” – Ashutosh Mishra The Real Meaning of Friendship
Blogs by Ashutosh Mishra, Philosophy
Truth isn’t borrowed, it’s built – Find your own path – Ashutosh Kumar Mishra
Don’t Settle for Someone Else’s Answers – Ashutosh Kumar Mishra Every search for truth starts with a question, doesn’t it?We’re
Philosophy, Blogs by Ashutosh Mishra
We have never truly known the truth
“Philosophers think they can understand the truth, but thinking can only take you so far.”– Ashutosh Mishra No Philosopher Has
Philosophy, Blogs by Ashutosh Mishra
What is Ego? – How to Let Go of the Ego? – By Ashutosh Kumar Mishra
“Understanding your ego is the key, not fighting it.”– Ashutosh Mishra What is Ego? So, what exactly is ego? It’s
Hindu Philosophy, Indian Philosophy, Philosophy
How to overcome Maya? By Ashutosh Kumar Mishra
Overcoming Maya In Hindu philosophy, Maya is the powerful force of illusion that veils the true nature of reality, causing
Hindu Philosophy, Indian Philosophy, Philosophy
Maya of the Illusion of the Material World by Ashutosh Kumar Mishra
Maya In Hindu philosophy, Maya is a fundamental concept that refers to the illusion or appearance of the material world,
Hindu Philosophy, Indian Philosophy, Philosophy, Sanatan History
Moksha or Liberation from the Cycle of Rebirth By Ashutosh Kumar Mishra
What is Moksha? In Hindu philosophy, Moksha is considered the ultimate goal of human life and spiritual practice. Moksha refers
Hindu Philosophy, Indian Philosophy, Sanatan History
The Concept of Karma – by Ashutosh Kumar Mishra – Hindu Philosophy
Introduction In the Hindu philosophy, karma is one of the most pivotal and universally recognized concepts. It refers not just
Indian Philosophy, Hindu Philosophy
Brahman in Hindu Philosophy by Ashutosh Kumar Mishra
Brahman Brahman stands as one of the most profound and central concepts. It is the foundational idea that shapes the
Hindu Philosophy, Indian Philosophy, Philosophy
Difference between Atman/Brahman? By Ashutosh Kumar Mishra
The distinction between Atman and Brahman is one of the most central and profound in Hindu philosophy, particularly within the
Indian Philosophy, Philosophy, Sanatan History
What is Advaita Vedanta? – By – Ashutosh Kumar Mishra
Advaita Vedanta is one of the most influential schools of philosophy in Hinduism, offering a non-dualistic (Advaita means “not two”)
Sanatan Dharma, Hinduism, Religion, Sanatan History
The Four Peeths and Shankaracharya’s Jurisdiction in India – By Ashutosh Kumar Mishra
India, with its rich and diverse spiritual heritage, holds a deep reverence for Adi Shankaracharya (8th c. CE), one of