Gita Wisdom for Modern Life — The Evolve Pune Blog

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Nashik: A Journey into Divinity

Nashik Dham, on the banks of the Godavari, carries the living echoes of the Ramayana and hosts the Kumbha Mela — a guide to its sacred sites and spiritual pull.

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Exploring Spiritual Wisdom

HG Madan Sundar Prabhu on why studying the Srimad Bhagavatam transforms consciousness, tracing seven aspects of divinity that elevate the sincere seeker.

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Mastering Your Mind

With 1 in 8 people worldwide facing mental health disorders per the WHO, this piece turns to the Bhagavad Gita's mind-management wisdom for real stress relief.

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Dealing with Praises & Insults

Krishna tells Arjuna that praise and insult, like heat and cold, are temporary — this piece explores how to stay equipoised through both fame and infamy.

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"Udupi - Unraveling the Sacred Enigma"

The name "Udupi" traces back to the Sanskrit root for a boat or raft — an etymology bound up with Lord Krishna's divine journey to this sacred coastal town.

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Holy Places: Nashik

Nashik's very name recalls the Ramayana — where Lakshmana cut off Surpanakha's nose — and its Panchavati region held Sita, Rama and Lakshmana during their exile.

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Tribute to Gurudev - a poem

A devotional Hindi poem offering heartfelt gratitude to one's spiritual guide, whose knowledge and guidance light the path toward Goloka.

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Narsimha Chaturdashi

Narsimha Chaturdashi marks Lord Narasimha's appearance at dusk to protect the pious and destroy the demon Hiranyakashipu — a story of divine protection fulfilling dharma.

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Akshaya Tritiya

Akshaya Tritiya, in the month of Vaishakha, is so auspicious that any charitable or devotional act performed on it is believed to bring eternal, undiminishing benefit.

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What is Ekadashi?

Ekadashi, observed twice monthly on the eleventh day after new and full moons, is a fasting day said to burn away sins and ease the path to the spiritual world.

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