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Shakta Tantra

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Shakta Tantra   Shakta Tantra is a major tradition within Shaktism , one of the primary denominations of Hinduism. It centers on the worship of Shakti (divine feminine energy or power) as the Supreme Reality (Brahman), often personified as the Goddess (Devi) in forms like Durga, Kali, Parvati, Tripurasundari (Lalita), or the Ten Mahavidyas. Shaktism views Shakti as both the dynamic creative force of the universe and the path to liberation. It is one of the three main Hindu paths alongside Vaishnavism (Vishnu-focused) and Shaivism (Shiva-focused), and it is especially prominent in regions like Bengal, Assam, and parts of South India. Philosophy of  Shaktism Shakta Tantra is fundamentally non-dualistic ( Advaita ). The Goddess is the ultimate reality—immanent (present in all creation) and transcendent. She is Pure Consciousness, the origin and dissolution of the universe, both the binding power of illusion ( maya ) and the liberating knowledge that leads to realization: "I ...
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Dhyana Yoga (Yoga of Meditation)

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Dhyana Yoga ( Yoga of Meditation)   Dhyana Yoga ( Yoga of Meditation ) a path of spiritual practice focused on mastering the mind through sustained contemplation and inner focus to achieve union with the divine or the Self. It appears in two major classical contexts: 1. Bhagavad Gita:  The chapter six is explicitly titled Dhyān Yoga in whch Lord Krishna teaches Arjuna the practical methods for meditation as a means to control the mind, attain equanimity, and realize the Self. Key teachings include: Mind as friend or enemy : A controlled mind is your best friend; an uncontrolled one is your worst enemy. Balance in life : Krishna emphasizes moderation in eating, sleeping, work, and recreation. Extreme renunciation (sannyasa) is difficult; karma yoga (selfless action) combined with meditation is more practical. Posture and setting : Sit firmly on a clean seat (neither too high nor low) in a secluded, sacred place. Keep the body, neck, and head straight, gaze gently at t...
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Narendra Modi's Election Manoeuvring

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Narendra Modi's Election Manoeuvring   Narendra Modi and the BJP's election manoeuvring refers to the sophisticated political, organisational, and communication strategies used by Prime Minister Modi, Amit Shah, and the BJP to win and retain power. This has evolved from Gujarat days to national dominance, blending data-driven campaigning, Hindutva appeals, welfare delivery, alliances, and organisational strength. Modi's Elecion Strategy Personal Brand and Charisma ("Modi Effect") : Modi positions himself as a decisive, development-focused leader ("Modi ki Guarantee"). Campaigns emphasise his image through massive rallies, roadshows, social media, and spectacles (e.g., Ram Temple inauguration). In 2024, the slogan was "Phir Ek Baar Modi Sarkar" with heavy focus on his personal leadership. Booth-Level and Organisational Machinery : BJP excels at micro-management with booth workers, data analytics, and targeted outreach. This includes women-s...
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Amit Shah: An effective political organiser

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  Amit Shah: An effective political organiser Amit Shah was born in 1964 to a financially prosperous, upper-caste Gujarati family. His great-grandfather was the  nagarseth  – a phenomenally rich adviser to the ruling king – in the small princely state of Mansa, an hour’s drive from Ahmedabad. His childhood was spent in a  haveli,  the family mansion.  His father was the president of the Ahmedabad stock exchange, and the family business was in manufacturing pipes out of thermoplastic materials. Shah’s could easily have been a life of dealing stocks or goods, running a business operation of some sort. H e disclosed  to the Election Commission in 2024 that his stock holdings in 180 companies are worth more than $2m. Shah is an extremely effective political organiser. He is an obsessive micromanager. He has focused the BJP’s army of party members around the local polling booth, the smallest unit in the vast enterprise that is every Indian election. Over th...
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Is Modi's is repeating Gujarat History in Bengal

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  Is Modi's is repeating Gujarat History in Bengal by terrorising People of Bengal for his long rule.
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Where we stand now after after Bengal election result?

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 Where we stand now after after Bengal election result? The nexus among BJP Goveernment mechanary, Election Commission and Suprime court  are be a big issues for Right to Vote? How election has been conducted without voting right of more than 28 lakhs recognised voters?  Are BJP governmeent is trying to bring our country like North Koria? Now we have on option but pritest and Boycot Media and Media's advertised products." 
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Baddha Padmasana (Bound Lotus Pose): Steps, Benefits & Precautions

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  Baddha Padmasana (Bound Lotus Pose): Steps, Benefits & Precautions Source: https://www.fitsri.com/poses/baddha-padmasana   Baddha Padmasana is an advanced version of the  Padmasana  (Lotus Pose). Being a seated posture, this asana serves as a focal point for the deeper meditation practices. This asana offers steadiness from a firm locked foundation to reach into the stable realms of spiritual meditative practices. Meaning Baddha Padmasana is a Sanskrit term, where ‘ Baddha ‘ means ‘bound’ or ‘locked’, ‘ Padma ‘ means ‘lotus’ and ‘ asana ‘ means ‘pose’. This pose is also called  locked padmasana  as in this pose, both feet in Padmasana hold from cross hands. Baddha Padmasana is mentioned in the  Gheranda Samhita. Baddha padmasana is a variation of padmasana or Lotus Pose, which is the contemporary name for the simple lotus pose  (Hatha Yoga Pradipika) . However, This asana has also been described in the ancient yogic texts lik...
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