by Priyanka Dalal | Indic Culture, Rambling
The word ‘Akhand’ by etymological understanding means – unceasing / undivided / unstopped. In context of the diya – it means a diya that is ON – always. Culturally, an akhand diya means a diya that has been On forever. If not forever at...
by Priyanka Dalal | Hinduism, Indic Culture, Rambling, Samsara
I have taken my time to write this book review. The reason is the way the Aghora book 3 ended. I needed more time to assimilate that information. After the first book (reviewed here) and second book (reviewed here), I had my concerns about reading this third book...
by Priyanka Dalal | Rambling
Recently on my visit to the Amba hospital, I saw this quote from the spiritual gyani that started this Dada Bhagwan foundation movement, When you work for the world, your work will get done just like that, and then you will feel astonished. For us if someone works,...
by Priyanka Dalal | Ashram Talks, Indic Culture, Practical Benefits
I had written a post on my travel blog about the various places associated with Sarguru SriBrahma, a fiery yogi that happened in South India a 100 years or so back. Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev has a deep connection with this yogi, thus it is of keen interest for a lot of...
by Priyanka Dalal | Rambling, Samsara
Jesus was the one who could say, “Come unto me”. He was the only One Who ever could say, “Come, I will suffer for your sins. Forget them, and live a new life.” – Vimalananda quote from the book Aghori 3 For the past few years, I have been...
by Priyanka Dalal | Hinduism, Indic Culture, Rambling
Books leave different impressions on people. Certain parts of it may leave a deeper impression on me while for others, it may not be majorly memorable. And vice versa. Moreover, these impressions change over time. All of a sudden when life situations change, we may...
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