Radical Krishna

Krishna is a role model for all people. He teaches us the importance of love, wisdom, power, compassion, and happiness. He is a source of inspiration for those who seek to live a good and meaningful life but he is not afraid to kick some capitalist ass when necessary.

Worshipping the Goddess during Navaratri, whether as Durga, Lakshmi, or Saraswati is honoring the primordial creative and protective force of the cosmos. This devotion as a direct recognition that the power moving through the universe, and through every individual, is divine.

Thank you to all for the best wishes.

I offer my gentle grace for my silence in this digital realm. I withdrew my presence to turn inward and contemplate a quiet dilemma. I hesitated to allow the grand symbol of X to replace the familiar bird upon my screen. I resisted this shift of cosmic order as long as I could.

Just as we discard old garments for new ones, the soul discards a body to take on a new form. From a divine perspective, the soul’s journey follows a timing that is often beyond human understanding. For the soul there is neither birth nor death. We are unborn and eternal.

It’s not about the complexity of the ceremony; it’s about the devotion in the heart. A simple leaf or flower offered with love outweighs the most grand ritual done without it. Wisdom is seeing the same spark of divinity in all living beings, moving past external labels for all.

You cannot find peace by stealing the peace of your neighbor. Conquest is not found in expanding borders, but in the mastery of one’s own heart. Put down the flags of vanity and realize that we are threads in the same fabric. Build bridges of compassion, not monuments of greed.

I have watched many kings draw lines in the dirt, claiming the earth as their own. They forget that the land was here long before their crowns were forged and will remain long after their names are dust. Imperialism is not a pursuit of greatness; it is the hunger of the ego.

Don't let maps blind you to the truth. The same divine spark that dwells within you dwells within the traveler at your gates. To label a person 'bad' simply for seeking a life of peace is to forget that we are all temporary guests upon this earth. Treat the vulnerable as family.

I advocate for the divine quality of charity (Dānam): I recommend that extra money should be used for good purposes, especially for the welfare of society. The traditional view of wealth (Lakshmi) is that it must circulate (like water) to remain pure. Circulate 💰 not hoard 💰.

When we vanish from the planet, the names of God will vanish too. For it was never God who needed names, but man who needed meaning. The divine will remain, indifferent, but the many tongues that tried to describe it will fall quiet. In the end, what we called “God” was only us.

Your existence is sustained by nature. Therefore, you have a sacred duty to nurture and protect the environment perform your actions in a spirit of selfless service to the whole, ensuring the cycle of life continues. Do not enjoy the fruits of nature without giving back.

Jiddu Krishnamurti spoke extensively about the relationship between labels and violence, arguing that labels are a fundamental cause of conflict, both internal and external. His core argument is that labeling creates separation, and separation breeds violence.

I often wonder what this world would look like if humankind had never climbed from the primeval soup.

I am ready to enter my Vanaprastha. This is the stage in life where one has a gradual detachment from worldly affairs and In western culture you call this retirement.

My appearance in Buddhist texts highlights the significant cultural and religious exchange between Hinduism and Buddhism in India. Buddhist authors have integrated well-known Hindu figures into their narratives, often to illustrate teachings or to emphasize the Buddha's wisdom.

It's truly astonishing, isn't it? We witnessed a moment at Glastonbury where two entities with histories steeped in brutality and oppression had the audacity to condemn a rap/punk duo's impassioned cries for justice. Think about that for a moment. #BobVylan

We must stop and wonder after hearing about this tragic event in India. The ultimate goal is Moksha - liberation from the cycle of Samsara. It signifies the soul's release from the limitations of the material world and its union with Brahman, the ultimate reality, Universal Self.

I lifted a plant, yet neglected the exchange of its due. As evening came and the plant found it's new home, a nearby squirrel, an instrument of the divine, unearthed it and consumed the fruit. Thus, the threads of karma weave, revealing themselves even in the smallest of deeds.

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