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A Story: The Ship, The Silence, The Mending

He was a man of principle. A family man. Wisdom and virtue weren’t quotes - they were his daily breath.   Four anchors held him:   1. Hear both sides before judging.   2. Let reason, not emotion, steer.   3. Don’t let a third voice decide for two hearts.   4. Love your neighbor as yourself.   Marriage brought storms. Annoyance, hurt, misunderstanding - waves, not wrecks.   When they came, he didn’t point. He went home, prayed, reflected, realigned. That was his ritual for decades.   He learned this: if someone grips a hot iron rod and cries “It burns!”, no one can open their hand for them. Release comes only from within.   Adversity taught him. Each hard season pushed him inward, closer to the spiritual realm.   He believed Lord Jesus Christ always opened a new path when the old one closed. For that he was grateful. Even grateful to her - her pain became his doorway to Truth. Between them...
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Spiritual Wisdom

  1.It is said 'The love of the flower that turned the caterpillar into the butterfly. The love of Existence, one becomes that butterfly.'
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Religious Discourse- Vedic Religion

Sanatana Dharma encompasses every aspect all regions.anatanaIt is Eternal pathway by cosmic guidance to Truth. However Sanatana Dharma or Hinduism is monastic religion which aspect one to seek oneself the divine  Truth with complete surrender of Ego which may need a guru. Hinduism is Sanatana Dharma plus the rituals and practices at times there is Ego and identity attached to it. To me in my own extensive intellectual spiritual journey,  I realise all religions in the world is originated from the Sanatana Dharma  The roots of Sanatana Dharma is very deep and strong  Only few want to seek the jnana and experience the Existence.  Rest of us which 99.9 % just want to believe, practice and identity with the religion with prayer and protection of the Unknown.  🙇🏽‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️ Hinduism- one can't convert anyone. As that religion one should be born in bcos it is monistic and u find God wi...
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My Strenuous 2nd EBC Trekking Champa Devi Trail Hike It is a warm hike trek for EBC circuit trek. Max. Elevation: 2,278 m. Hike Distance: 10 km Two Way Distance. It is one of the few hills which is more than 2000 m surround the Kathmandu valley. The ancient Champa Devi Temple, a significant pilgrimage site for Hindus and Buddhists, lies at the summit. *Langtang, Ganesh Himal, and even Everest are visible on clear days, offering stunning panoramic views. *The hike passes through vibrant rhododendron and pine forests, teeming with birds like eagles and pheasants. *Prayer flags, stupas, and traditional Newari villages mark the cultural landmarks along the trail. The trail features gentle paths with picnic spots near the summit, making it ideal for families. I have covered so for 3 of it ,still there is another 2 to 3 more to go. Perhaps in future ,I will do time n body strength allows. Yesterday, we started at 8am n completed at 5pm. I able to complete it but when walking down nearing the base of the hill- hip pain secondary to ITBS troubled me slightly but it was thrilling to walk at much slower pace with the joy of pain.😅

  Champa Devi Trail  Hike It is a warm hike trek for EBC circuit trek. Max. Elevation: 2,278 m.  Hike Distance: 10 km Two Way Distance. It is one of the few hills which is more than 2000 m surround the Kathmandu valley. The ancient Champa Devi Temple, a significant pilgrimage site for Hindus and Buddhists,  lies at the summit.  Langtang, Ganesh Himal, and even Everest  are visible on clear days, offering stunning panoramic views. The hike passes through vibrant rhododendron and pine forests, teeming with birds like  eagles and pheasants. Prayer flags, stupas, and traditional Newari  villages mark the cultural landmarks along the trail. The trail features gentle paths with picnic spots near the summit, making it ideal for families. I have covered so for 3 of it ,still there is another 2 to 3 more to go. Perhaps in future ,I will do time n body strength allows. Yesterday, we started at 8am n completed at 5pm. I able to complete it but when walking d...
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My Brothers,My Parents

  As I was driving today, I  heard in Raaga channel of the advertisement of Father's Day. It suddenly took me to deep thoughts to my past life journey. I lost my parents when I need them most at mid-teenage. I had 2 brothers took the role of being my parents. One brother who is firm and strict like a dad. Who actually moulded me to be who I am to be in this life journey  When I was born,he gave my name. When a kid ,he disciplined me. As a teenager he encouraged me in sports In my career path,he showed me the way to achieve my dream of becoming a dr and had confident in me,even I was a mediocre student. In spiritual journey, he taught me to pray the way I want( rosary). In finance ,he taught me how to be frugal and save money for the future. In my finding other half,he was the person who gave a go ahead and assist in the marriage. As young struggling professional with highly career oriented, he gave finance when I need badly to achieve my dream. As now thinking back he fi...
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Is Existence,Humans Punch Bag?

  Question:- People who complain about politicians but keep quiet about religion are many. That’s why the world is such a mess. If god was really great there wouldn’t be so much pain and suffering. Reply:- There is no God to create happiness or sadness, pain or suffering, good or bad. It is ur conscious registering to ur subconscious of what u want of the Existence; in this world of temporary existing. Claimed by u- when even u know that u can't be the same u; from the day u came to earth n till u leave this earth.  Even u can't hold to the body u have now or stop any change happeing to it. But somehow being human! We never blame ourselves for the miseries or happiness which we created on ourselves. We will point at something Unknown or Existence to put the blame on, as if humans are perfect and something controls them.It is the humans who are, their own destroyer or creator of the moment in their life. If they understand birth and death is the product of Existence! However ...
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THE CRUX OF A LEADER

  Dear Mr. Naga, I am incredibly happy to share some wonderful news with you. I have officially passed my Master’s exam! Reaching this milestone on my 3rd attempt makes it incredibly meaningful, and as I look back on this journey, I realize it truly began with you. You were the one who pushed me to apply for the Master's programme in the first place, seeing a path for me before I even started it. What touches me the most is that you had absolutely no obligation to guide me. Without me ever asking, and without expecting anything in return, you stepped up. From personally coaching me to arranging classes with external examiners, your dedication never wavered. Even when things got tough, you never gave up on me. As a surgeon, you know exactly what it takes to save a career and mold a trainee. Without your selflessness and fierce belief in my potential, I wouldn't be where I am today. This success belongs to you as much as it does to me. Thank you for being an extraordinary boss an...
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