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Is God Really the Creator? A Spiritual Perspective on Consciousness and the Universe

Is God truly the creator, or is consciousness the real source of existence? While religions claim a divine creator and scientists argue the universe has always existed, Vedic philosophy offers a different perspective. It suggests that nature and consciousness are interconnected, with consciousness being both the creator and the creation. Could this explain evolution, adaptation, and the very fabric of existence? This article explores an alternative spiritual take on the universe’s origins.

Why Didn’t Christians Understand ‘Love Thy Neighbour’?

The idea of love thy neighbour is a core teaching of Christianity, yet its true meaning seems to be misunderstood. Where do we draw the line—our street, our city, or our entire world? This blog challenges the boundaries of love, questioning whether it should be limited by geography, race, or even species. Can we truly follow this principle without embracing all of existence? Let’s explore what it really means to love without limits.

Stock Market – A Spiritual Open School

When people think of spirituality, they often dismiss the stock market as a materialistic battlefield of greed and fear. But in reality, everything in this world, including the stock market, teaches us about spirituality. At its core, the stock market…

Proof That Free Will Is Not for Everyone

The notion of free will—that individuals have the autonomy to make choices independent of external influences—has been a cornerstone of philosophical discourse for centuries. However, emerging research in neuroscience and psychology suggests that our decisions may be significantly shaped by genetic, environmental, and neurochemical factors beyond our conscious control. This article delves into the arguments challenging the universality of free will, examining how these determinants can constrain personal autonomy and questioning the extent to which free will is accessible to everyone.

The Origin and Symbolism of the Rigveda

Understanding the Meaning of Rigveda The word Rigveda comes from two Sanskrit terms: Ric (ऋक्), meaning “praise,” and Veda, meaning “knowledge.” Thus, Rigveda translates to “the knowledge that is praised.” Before the Vedas were ever written, they were transmitted orally…

Why Teachers Are Not Gurus

In many traditions, the roles of a teacher and a guru, though both centered on imparting knowledge, diverge in depth and scope. A teacher provides education on specific subjects, focusing on intellectual development within a structured curriculum. In contrast, a guru transcends conventional teaching by guiding disciples on a holistic spiritual journey, addressing personal growth and enlightenment. This exploration delves into the nuanced differences between teachers and gurus, highlighting their unique contributions to personal and spiritual development.

Why all religions had similar gods?

Why do so many religions have gods with similar stories, traits, and roles? From Hindu deities to Greek, Norse, and Abrahamic figures, the patterns are hard to ignore. Could it be that all gods originate from a common source, or is it just human psychology shaping our beliefs? This blog explores the deep connections between gods across cultures and what they reveal about spirituality and human nature.

Hindus don’t know what is Atma!

In Hindu philosophy, the Ātman represents the eternal, unchanging self that resides within every individual. Distinct from the physical body and mind, it is the true essence that connects us to the ultimate reality, Brahman. Exploring the nature of Ātman offers profound insights into self-realization and our spiritual journey beyond the material existence.