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Navratri: A Celebration of Strength, Devotion, and Renewal / Dhairya Yoga

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India is a land of festivals, where every occasion is filled with colors, devotion, music, dance, and deep philosophical meaning. Among these festivals, Navratri holds a special place. The word Navratri itself means “nine nights.” For nine nights and ten days, devotees across the country worship the divine feminine energy, which is seen as the source of life, strength, wisdom, and protection. But Navratri is not only about religious rituals; it is a festival that symbolizes the eternal victory of truth over falsehood, light over darkness, and righteousness over injustice. At its heart, Navratri is a celebration of Shakti—the divine energy that sustains the universe. This energy is revered in different forms, primarily as Goddess Durga, who is believed to manifest in nine forms during these nine days. Each form represents a unique quality, from innocence and nurturing power to courage and ultimate wisdom. By worshipping these forms, devotees not only express devotion but als...
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Self realization

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Self Realization. 

 

Why do we need to realize ourselves? It's a relative question these days. Restless minds have already created numerous problems in the modern world, and i still wonder, why people don't bother to concern about themselves. You keep yourself busy in everything other thing but not even a minute for yourself. Your development, to ponder why such restlessness

You do not require to change the world, not at all. And moreover you can't even change the world, It changes itself. You require to take cognizance of each activity you do. You need to analyse, why do i have such restless mind? Why do i always find myself in a restless situation? and there are many other whys? To answer all these whys, you just need to observe yourself, read yourself. analyse yourself. and realize yourself.

Here it comes, self realization. To have a stable, peaceful, calm mind and to clear your conscience. Self realization is required. To overcome form disastrous wars, terrorism, corruption, ignorance, negligence and other ailing activities.

Now a question comes, what is self realization? How to realize yourself? If we refer to this definition, self-realization refers to a profound spiritual awakening where there is an awakening from an illusory self identify image (Ego), to the true, divine, perfect condition that the individual is. Here it is mentioned about spiritual development, Now even an important question arises, who wants to develop him/her self spiritually? A man who is at least in his conscience, the one who is hovering around greed, ignorance, negligence will not have these things in his mind, spiritual development is a far land for him.

First be a human and then uplift yourself to divinity. Never do anything before analyzing the repercussions for everyone. Do not attenuate yourself, rather strengthen and expand yourself. Always do, what you want of others to do for you. This is a simple approach on the path of humanity. Once it is attained, journey starts for self realization, spiritual development. And regular self study helps you attain divinity.

Practice it and restless mind will no longer persist.. A calm mind and clear conscience is always waiting for you. Do not prolong the wait, hurry up for yourself.

Be happy and keep others......
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