The text explores fundamental questions about the purpose and nature of human life, noting that despite many answers, these questions remain unresolved as problems have intensified. It argues that…
The text explores the interdependent relationship between non-violence (ahimsa) and self-confidence (atma-vishwas). It argues that while a destructive person may possess strong self-confidence, such…
The text examines the relationship between non-violence (ahimsa) and non-attachment (aparigraha), arguing that achieving a non-violent society requires addressing attachment to possessions. It states…
The text discusses the concept of non-violence (ahimsa) in contemporary times, noting that while many nations and individuals speak of non-violence, they often rely on destruction and violence to…
The text explores the concept of "visarjan" (renunciation or giving away) through the story of Krishna and Sudama, where Krishna gives away his entire wealth after eating two handfuls of rice from…
The text examines the nature of religion, questioning whether it becomes rigid and stagnant like polluted water, or if it can accommodate innovation. It asks if religion should ignore the realities…
The text critiques the common tendency to equate religious conduct with ritualistic practices like visiting temples, mosques, or churches, arguing that this is a superficial view. True conduct, it…
The text explores the concept of discipline (maryada) through the evolving perspective of Acharya Shri Mahapragya, from his 1973 statements as "Muni Nathmal" to his role as the head of the Terapanth…
The text questions whether modern society can truly be called civilized, drawing on a poem by Ajneya that contrasts urban living with the learned ability to harm. It argues that despite claims of…
The text discusses the contemporary global and Indian context, marked by economic disparity, socio-cultural erosion, and a decline in human values like compassion and cooperation, replaced by…
The text discusses the distinction between freedom and licentiousness, arguing that what is often perceived as freedom can actually be a form of bondage when it lacks boundaries. It states that…
The text discusses the moral crisis of science and technology in the 20th century, focusing on the atomic bomb's devastation in Nagasaki and Hiroshima in August 1945. J. Robert Oppenheimer, the…