Aadya Sharma·6d agoDay 157 | Geeta, decoded: What Are We Seeking?We often approach life with a wish in mind: a better outcome, relief from uncertainty, recognition, security, or the feeling that things…
Aadya Sharma·Oct 22Day 150 | Geeta, decoded: Let the Wisdom of the Past Guide Your ActionsBhagavad Geeta 4.15
Tanmoy Kumar Mukherjee·Oct 21Karma (One’s Action) reminds us that nothing we do is without meaning.The universe may not deliver justice on our timeline, but every action begins with an intention, and every intention shapes who we become…
Aadya Sharma·Oct 17Day 149 | Geeta, decoded: You Can Act Without Being Bound by Your ActionsYesterday, Krishna explained that human beings have different tendencies and perform different kinds of work. He also made a remarkable…
Jataayu·Oct 9The Gita and Modi @ 25: Some ReflectionsPeople mostly read the Gita as a pious act, and for a little peace of mind. We never realized that this is a book of intense practicality…
Savage Pilgrim·Sep 18The Man Who Works Like Rivers FlowForty-five minutes from my Bangalore apartment (when the traffic gods are merciful) there’s a farm that feels like finding a jazz club in a…
Prasanna Swaroopa·Sep 8Karma Yoga: Understanding the Path of Action through the Bhagavad GitaThe term karma simply means action and includes all kinds of actions — religious as well as secular.
The Thinking Founder·Jul 6Why Being Busy is Not the Same as Being SuccessfulWe have engineered a society where it is entirely possible to exhaust yourself without ever doing anything meaningful.
