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Are we becoming more selfish

🧠 Are We Becoming More Selfish Every Day? The Silent Shift Destroying Society

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(Are we becoming more selfish) At first glance, everything seems advanced—technology, lifestyle, connectivity. However, beneath this progress lies a subtle yet powerful question: Are we becoming more selfish day by day? There was a time when people used to think in a different order: 👉 Nation → Society → Family → Self However, if we […]

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sunlight study discipline for students

From Sunlight to Success: The Powerful Study Discipline Ancient Students Used

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Sunlight study discipline for students In today’s competitive world, students are constantly searching for better ways to improve focus, memory, and performance. While modern technology offers countless tools, one of the most powerful and time-tested methods is often overlooked—discipline based on sunlight. Ancient students, guided by traditional wisdom and Hindu philosophy, followed a lifestyle aligned

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mathematics language of the universe Sanskrit language of God

Is Mathematics the Language of the Universe and Sanskrit the Language of God?

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🌌 Introduction: Two Powerful Claims That Shape Human Thought For centuries, scholars have said mathematics is the language of the universe. At the same time, sages and spiritual traditions have called Sanskrit the language of God. At first glance, these statements seem to belong to different worlds—one scientific, the other spiritual. However, when examined deeply,

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craze of Balen Shah in Nepalese politics

The Craze of Balen Shah in Nepalese Politics: Criticism, Cultural Sensitivity, and the Vision of a Prosperous Nepal

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🌱 Introduction: A New Political Phenomenon in Nepal In recent years, Nepalese politics has witnessed a strong wave of public enthusiasm, especially surrounding independent leaders like Balen Shah. His rise represents not only dissatisfaction with traditional politics but also a desire for accountability, action, and visible change. However, with popularity comes criticism. Public debates, controversial

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culture regulates our decisions

Why Culture Regulates Our Decisions More Than Logic

4 Comments / Cultural Shifts, Mindfulness, Philosophy, Spirituality /

🌍 Introduction: Are Our Decisions Truly Logical? Most people like to believe that they make decisions based on logic, facts, and rational thinking. However, in reality, our choices are often shaped by culture long before logic enters the mind. In fact, from what we eat to how we study, work, marry, or choose a career,

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Adolescent behaviour and its effects on human behaviour

Culture Regulates Human Behaviour and Identity: Understanding the Invisible Force

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How Culture Regulates Human Behaviour and Shapes Identity Culture is more than just traditions, festivals, or rituals—it is the invisible force that regulates human behaviour and shapes identity. From the way we greet one another to the values we hold dear, culture influences how we think, act, and define ourselves. It silently governs our daily

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Voluntary childlessness

Voluntary Childlessness: Challenging Societal Norms

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Introduction: When Choosing Not to Have Children Becomes a Statement In a world where parenthood has long been considered a life milestone, a growing number of people are choosing a different path. Voluntary childlessness, or the conscious decision not to have children, is rapidly gaining visibility. Yet, this choice still faces scepticism, stigma, and outright

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Polyamory and open relationships

Polyamory and Open Relationships: Redefining Love in the Modern Age

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🔱 Cultural Context: Are Polyamory and Open Relationships Accepted in Hindu Society? While polyamory and open relationships are gaining ground in modern Western contexts, they remain controversial or largely taboo in many Eastern cultures, including traditional Hindu society. Historically, ancient Hindu texts like the Kama Sutra or certain stories in the Mahabharata include complex depictions

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