The Advaitist

    Source : Social Media/ Bra Thief in Bangladesh For once, the CIA/Deep State has helped the Hindu side. Their toppling of Bangladesh's previous government has brought to the fore the real nature of Bangladeshis - pure unadulterated radical Islamists.  Let there be no doubt, that Bangladesh is a artificial landmass forged in violence and nourished in bloodshed. They always were and continue to be the enemies of India and Hindus.  As I have discussed in my book Om and Crescent: The Battle for Peaceful Coexistence, Bangladesh is a mirror image of Pakistan. Except that Pakistanis being Punjabis are fair-skinned who speak a horrible admixture of Arabicized-Urdu and Punjabi, while Bangladeshis are wanna-be Urdustani tropical-skinned people who speak bad Bengali with a bad accent.  But once you remove the apparent differences (in Advaita we call this process the partial dropping of upadhis using bhaga-tyaga-lakshana ), we get the equation:  Bangladesh = Pakista...

  If you're on a journey of self-discovery and feel drawn to the wisdom of Hindu wisdom and especially Advaita Vedanta , here are some hard-learned insights to guide you. These suggestions come from experience and are aimed at helping you avoid common pitfalls. 1. Don’t Be a Casual Reader of Sacred Texts Avoid treating texts like the Bhagavad Gita or the Upanishads as if they were casual bedtime reading or a novel. Simply "reading" them without proper guidance often leads to superficial understanding, if not outright misinterpretation. Why? The wisdom of these texts is in the context and explanation that only an authentic teacher or tradition can provide. Avoid: Don't be the mudha (fool) who say, “I’ve read the Gita, Quran ad Bible and find that all religion preach the same message." Or worse, the trap of equating Gita with a self-help guide and  parroting pop interpretations from slick management gurus who write books like "My Gita." 2. Be Anchore...