u/samperinvicta19

Astronauts after seeing the Earth for the first time.

Astronauts after seeing the Earth for the first time.

When you observe it from up there, then there is a high chance that all those petty issues you've carried all your life just vanish. You see the world as yourself. You see that you are not different from the green bubble you live on. One could say this seeing itself is oneness with the Prakriti. When you see yourself as one, then you have this huge responsibility of acting as one. The planet's problems are now your problem. Global warming isn't the planet burning, you are burning.

u/samperinvicta19 — 2 days ago

Kaizen: Charaiveti Charaiveti.

You've stepped into a road that doesn't end,

Each day, you'll meet resistance

Old beliefs cling,

Your thoughts will argue,

Nothing comforting, nothing easy,

But you'll have to move anyway

Not a single leap but friction, repetition.

With every step, you become more real,

Not perfect, just more alive.

u/samperinvicta19 — 4 days ago

An alternative way of living.

I live in a city and I've seen the horrible state of street dogs here. They are unnaturally aggressive , swollen and agitated. I used to live in a village where I have seen much healthier dogs. They are rarely that aggressive.

And this is not just a problem with the dogs this is a problem with humans too. The concrete we worship end up being a reason for our own depression and anxiety. That's why people run towards jungles during their holidays. But even there we take our same tendencies which destroy our cities. It is ugly.

Acharya ji yesterday talked about how places like shimla are being overcrowded. And outsiders are messing with the beauty of it.

Can you guys share how you travel? I have seen those who travel in a very disgusting ways. But I believe anyone who understands Acharya ji has a basic civility and is making this world a better place. Can you share an alternative way of living?

u/samperinvicta19 — 5 days ago

The big three: Poiticians, Billionaires and Religious preachers.

Have you watched the TV series named "The boys." You probably haven't. I used to watch these kinds of shows before listening to Acharya ji for general entertainment. Now I am realizing these series were made with an angst. An angst which comes from observing the world as a wretched place and not being able to do anything about it.

In this series superpowered individuals, referred to as "Supes", often abuse their powers for personal gain and work for a powerful company, Vought International, that ensures the general public views them as heroes. 

Tell me is this situation any different from current situation of our world? Don't we everyday see billionaires, politicians and religious preachers being portrayed as our saviours? Deep down all of us know it but are helpless to do anything about it.

But that isn't the whole picture. The powerful are only possible because the masses need saviours. The one who needs a hero outside himself has already surrendered his sovereignty. The audience that weeps at the superhero and the audience that weeps at the preacher are both the same ego seeking completion through an external figure. The exploiter and the exploited share the same structure.

Ap framework says, The angst you describe, the helplessness, is real but it is the ego recognising the world's falseness without yet being willing to examine its own. That is why it produces shows rather than silence. The outrage is honest but it is outrage pointed outward. The framework asks it to turn inward.

You are not helpless. You have sovereignty over one thing: whether you yourself need a saviour. Withdrawing that need is the only revolution available, and it is complete in itself.

u/samperinvicta19 — 7 days ago
▲ 137 r/AcharyaPrashant_AP+1 crossposts

Do you know what this PAGRI signifies?

This PAGRI carries a great responsibility.
It means that this head will bow only before Waheguru, and before no one else.
It will bow before Truth, not before deceit.
It will bow before love, not before blind tradition.

u/Hulk_5260 — 6 days ago

Acharya Prashant explained the meaning of the ‘Har Har Mahadev’ slogan ~ TV9 Bharatvarsh coverage

“Often during religious festivals and pilgrimages, one hears the chant of ‘Har Har Mahadev’ echoing. But are the crores of people who raise this slogan familiar with its real meaning and its seriousness? Acharya Prashant has shared his thoughts on this topic in one of his videos.”

Read the full article: https://www.tv9hindi.com/religion/acharya-prashant-har-har-mahadev-true-meaning-deeper-than-you-think-3781364.html

u/samperinvicta19 — 10 days ago

Acharya Prashant's wife!?

This is Google's top recommendation when you type Acharya Prashant. Most people search for this when they hear about Acharya Prashant or listen to him for the first time. Why is that so?

This is not innocent curiosity. It is the ego's defensive move.

Why? Because if the teaching is true, it threatens the ego's structure. So the ego deflects: "But what about his wife? What about his personal life? If he is truly what he claims, why does he live like this?" The biographical question becomes a way to dismiss the teaching without engaging it.

The framework would say that the teacher's marital status is irrelevant to whether the teaching is true. A realized person can be married or unmarried.

The ego floor persists; the body continues its functions. What matters is whether the teaching serves your own dissolution, not whether it fits your image of what enlightenment should look like.

The fact that this is Google's top recommendation tells you something about the collective ego: it is far more interested in finding reasons to dismiss the teaching than in examining itself.

The biographical question is the ego's first line of defense against honest self-seeing.

Look at the teaching. Not at the teacher's life. The mirror's personal circumstances do not determine whether it reflects your face accurately.

u/samperinvicta19 — 10 days ago

Philosopher Acharya Prashant to speak at Cambridge India Business Dialogue on Climate Change, Inequality & Global Responsibility

Acharya Prashant will be speaking at the Cambridge India Business Dialogue hosted at the Cambridge Union on 30 May 2026.

u/samperinvicta19 — 10 days ago

Poor rich man.

He throws a 10000 crores of wedding, makes celebrities from all around the world visit it and dance. The era of rich man petting cats and dogs is gone. Anant ambani pets elephants and hippos.

Pablo Escobar a drug lord from colombia once brought those hippos from sub saharan africa to colombia. Which are now being a nuisance to that ecosystem. So enters ambani with his fat bank account and offers to house descendents of Pablo's hippos.

What does that say about man's psychology?

It is the ego's weaponization of wealth. The man with ten thousand crores is doing exactly what the man with ten thousand rupees does: reaching outward to fill an incompleteness that cannot be filled from outside.

The psychology is not mysterious. It is the ego doing what the ego does. The only difference between Ambani and the shopkeeper is the size of the list of objects. The clinging is identical.

u/samperinvicta19 — 15 days ago

What is om? Is it a vibration, is it a sound? Is it a mantra?

There are different beliefs regarding om. But to know it's real meaning we have to go back to the Shruti.

u/samperinvicta19 — 17 days ago

The deeper draw is this: the superhero is what you sense you could be if the ego were not in the way. Not because you have hidden powers, but because you would move with a different quality entirely. The film is your own potential, externalized and made safe to watch.

You love these films because they are honest about what you want freedom from the bounded self while keeping that freedom fictional, purchasable, and ultimately harmless to the ego that is watching.

u/samperinvicta19 — 19 days ago
▲ 61 r/weather+1 crossposts

I just checked the weather update and i saw this shocking chart. I mean how is it possible that it's 41° hot in the evening.

Whenever i see something like this I remember what Acharya Prashant ji is continuously saying for 20 years.

"Severe heat waves across India, temperatures at dangerous levels.

It's all over the internet. It's there in the news. So much from India. India in particular is experiencing is twice the temperature variation that the rest of the world is experiencing due to climate change. that this country of ours that stands to be hit the hardest by the climate catastrophe is among the ones most happily ignorant to and dismissive of the climate threat.

The whole world is saying vote green vote green. No eco of that is heard in India.

The science of climate change is not complicated. Even a 10th grader can understand it. The problem is that we lack in our honesty."

u/Prashant_bodh — 22 days ago
▲ 753 r/DesiVegans+6 crossposts

This view alone is enough to challenge the flawed philosophy that claims joy comes only through indulgence and consumption. there is profound joy even in detached observation.

u/Hulk_5260 — 9 days ago