I was born in 2005 in southasia and thought earlier that blimps were a thing of future or some sci-fi tech. A few years earlier I found out how rare and old they actually are. Please tell me I am not the only one who thought this.
Preferably an english version. I know two which i have been suggested, one being the Gita Press and another translated by Sri Srila Prabhupada.
I will start, Heimdall is definitely on the list for me.
Out of all the Timex Waterbury irrespective of the price and all, which one do you guys find the best.
Its 3Am cant sleep, anyone up for chill chat ?
Like can someone not harm us or shit like that, if they got access to birth charts and all.
I have a simple black metallic watch and a leather watch wanted to buy something fancy in blue or green dial maybe, is argos a good buy ?
I just recently started learning on my friends guitar and looking to buy one for myself. Minimum budget, 2nd hand also works. Where (bangalore) and what guitar should i go for.
P.S - I know absolutely nothing about the brands and types. Help me out.
What would be the best way to earn some side income as a college student. I want to work on maybe projects or something instead of earning, or a few online gigs.
I am looking to buy a new watch. I can go upto around 12K. Not necessarily one 12K watch can go for the 2 cheaper ones but would prefer a good quality piece.
Suggestions please.
How much resale value can i get from this. I bought this for 6k around 3 years back.
There are some people whom I know are not good for my peace of mind and well-being. However, due to circumstances and responsibilities, I cannot simply cut them off or walk away completely.
What I struggle with is the anger that sometimes arises. Part of me wants to practice detachment and move on, but another part occasionally feels resentment and even thoughts of revenge.
How does the Gita reconcile these emotions? Krishna teaches self-control, detachment, and acting according to dharma, but what does that look like when you must continue dealing with people who have caused you pain?
Are there any verses or commentaries that specifically address this kind of inner conflict?
Preferably non-fiction. If fiction not really in the mood for Kafka, Dostoevsky, or similar dense philosophical classics right now. Just looking for something with a different tone or approach.
What are the books that made you stop and rethink your life, the way you see people, or how you live? What changed in you after reading them?
I want to start reading the Bhagavad Gita, but my lifestyle isn't particularly disciplined or "pure" at the moment, and neither is my room where I would keep the book. In fact, one of the reasons I want to bring a copy home is because I hope reading it might help me improve myself over time.
Is it okay to start reading the Gita as I am, or should I first make changes to my lifestyle and surroundings? How do practitioners here approach this?