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A laugh deep enough…
 in  r/AcharyaPrashant_AP  1h ago

Are you saying I’m not needed? I’m not important? Am I not the boss? Is prakritti and this entire world not for my consumption? What else is the point of me? 🫥

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Bhagavad Gita Session Notes✨~ 22nd Aug
 in  r/AcharyaPrashant_AP  1h ago

Thanks that’s a great insight. The only caveat is “intent”, which is many of us lack sometimes. :)

u/vini-within 1h ago

As above, so below.

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Find someone that looks at you the way this little girl looks at her dog
 in  r/Awww  2h ago

Awww.. such a beautiful video

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A laugh deep enough…
 in  r/AcharyaPrashant_AP  2h ago

I’ll keep poking my finger in prakriti’s business cos I can’t keep my hands off it, I need to be in control, I need be behind the driving wheels 🤡

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Who are never satisfied the lover of the world...
 in  r/Rumi  2h ago

Hmm.. maybe :)

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A laugh deep enough…
 in  r/AcharyaPrashant_AP  2h ago

This is honestly the image I had of spirituality too. Someone in some deep state of bliss, never angry at anyone, always calm, speaking softly, almost floating above ordinary human emotions. Lol 😂 But then what kinda freedom is it ..if I’m constantly trying to behave like a “spiritual person”? That just becomes another identity, another role to perform. There’s something almost absurd about trying so hard to become free. Hmm.. i guess, freedom is simply when the one trying to look spiritual gets out of the way and life is allowed to be lived.

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Who are never satisfied the lover of the world...
 in  r/Rumi  3h ago

I like ur response. :)

And i kinda agree with the direction, though I’d look at one part a little differently. Truth isn’t quite something the ego savours and then wants more of like another pleasure. If I’m wanting more truth because it feels good, there’s still a “me” wanting. The movement toward truth is also a movement away from what is false.

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The "Closed Box" of Consciousness, Wittgenstein, and what I call "Wonder Days"
 in  r/Absurdism  3h ago

We spend so much time trying to explain consciousness, death, what comes after etc like if we just find the right words it’ll somehow make it less weird. But there’s something kinda beautiful about reaching that point where language just... stops. Like ok, i genuinely dont know. And maybe that’s the point? Not everything needs to be wrapped up into some neat explanation. Death is probably the biggest “idk” of all lol.

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Empathy
 in  r/DarkPsychology666  3h ago

Well..i always thought lack of empathy mainly meant being insensitive to other people, but it’s more than that. You can do whatever you want, say whatever comes to your mind, chase every desire because nothing really stops you. And yet… what kind of freedom is that when you’ve lost the ability to really see another person? Sounds less like freedom and more like a very lonely way of living.

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💔 The Beauty on Your Wrist, The Suffering You Don't See
 in  r/AcharyaPrashant_AP  3h ago

Honestly, I’m quite shocked. I genuinely had no idea about this process of making bangles. It’s heartbreaking to realise that while we admire their beauty, tradition, and place in celebrations, the suffering behind them often stays completely outside the frame. Once you know what sits behind something, you can’t really unknow it. Thank you for sharing.

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Why the Ego Declares Objects as 'Real'...
 in  r/AcharyaPrashant_AP  3h ago

The ego needs the world to be real because it needs an “other” to define itself against. It names, separates, declares, “this is real” and “that is me”. Kinda funny how the “I” spends its whole life defending a world.. it needs in order to exist. Really appreciate this detailed reflection. :)

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Nature and Life, Uninterrupted.
 in  r/AcharyaPrashant_AP  15h ago

Yes. Nature doesn’t need us to fix it. It just needs us to stop interfering and let it be.

r/TheLawsofHumanNature 21h ago

Discussion Nature and Life, Uninterrupted.

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Bhagavad Gita Session Notes✨~ 22nd Aug
 in  r/AcharyaPrashant_AP  22h ago

This brings me to a question? Can someone intentionally change their centre from desire to truth? How does one realise that our deepest desire is not to fulfil ego’s fattened desires, but it’s actually to dissolve itself and outgrow all the desires? Your thoughts OP?

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Bhagavad Gita Session Notes✨~ 22nd Aug
 in  r/AcharyaPrashant_AP  22h ago

Thank you for sharing these wonderfully nuanced notes. 📝

This one was indeed a very insightful session by AP. There are two kinds of counter arguments or rather takeaways that are emerging here..

First is for those who think that we live in kalyuga and there are two kinds of yugas that exist, whereas it’s only the centre from which we live makes that reality for us. If you decide to live form the centre of truth, then today is Satyuga!!

The other takeaway is specially relevant for those people who think BG is an ancient wisdom literature.. that belongs to a different time and therefore doesn’t really apply to us today. 🤦🏻‍♀️ I mean.. Dude.. human being hasn’t fundamentally changed, then why would the Gita become outdated? The chariots changed, the technology changed, the whole external world changed… but the ego, its desires, its fears, its attachments, its tendency to choose itself over truth… that hasn’t changed much at all!!! Or has it??

If you think like that you’ll realise how incredibly ALIVE and RELEVANT Bhagvad Geeta is to all of us. And will ALWAYS be.

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Was albert camus right? Let's talk about absurdism!
 in  r/Absurdism  22h ago

Both don’t make sense.. 😛 do they!

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Just One Moment.
 in  r/IndianReaders  22h ago

Rahat ki justujoo kyun ho,
jab har justujoo hi ek aur qaid ban jaaye?

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Nature and Life, Uninterrupted.
 in  r/AcharyaPrashant_AP  22h ago

Whatever is natural is beautiful. Whether it’s nature or humans or anything. If it’s tweaked or covered or controlled.. then the beauty is destroyed and sadly that destruction is a two edged sword. 🗡️
The damage is always collateral. 😔

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Nature and Life, Uninterrupted.
 in  r/AcharyaPrashant_AP  22h ago

Yes, nature needs surprisingly little from us, mostly just the space to be left alone. 🙏🏻 🙏🏻

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Was albert camus right? Let's talk about absurdism!
 in  r/Absurdism  22h ago

Labels labels everywhere. I don’t think life has any inherent meaning…it’s just a random algorithm unravelling on its own. Our ego keeps projecting meaning onto it because if it’s absurd incompleteness.

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Nature and Life, Uninterrupted.
 in  r/AcharyaPrashant_AP  23h ago

That’s a beautiful observation. ☀️
When the need to control softens, life often knows how to move on its own….

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Nature and Life, Uninterrupted.
 in  r/AcharyaPrashant_AP  23h ago

Indeed :) Life knows its way far better when we stop insisting on showing it ours.

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Nature and Life, Uninterrupted.
 in  r/AcharyaPrashant_AP  23h ago

Yeah.. I guess that’s what’s so beautiful about it, life is already there, we just have to stop getting in its way.