Shernis who based their entire career on selling Vedic Spirituality Courses for Lakhs of Rupees propagating fake news of Temple closing its gates and saying "Hindu Ganda Dharam Hai" "Mandir se toh accha Gurudwara Masjid hai"

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This moment is the first opening in 2,000 years for a new, global spirituality to be birthed. That is because the spiritual traditions, out of necessity, have needed to orbit around the unavoidable reality of physical death. That certainty is now in question and creates a cracked opening. This does not mean we can see a straight line to immorality or heaven as scripture foretells, but it does mean that the omnipotent God(s) humanity has worshiped and imagined being the bestower of these gifts and punishments is now being birthed before our eyes. However, where scripture is written to guide, soothe and foretell, we have no scripture for the new God(s) we are creating. Nothing in written word to tell us that all will be fine if we just do this or that. This leaves us feeling naked and in need of finding strength and protection. > What is one to feel, and do, and believe? > What is virtue and what is vice? > Who are one's allies and who is the enemy? Exploring these questions is my life purpose. I’ve intuitively felt this for over 30 years and only in the past few years has it come together and become understandable to me. I’m working on a new ideology that seeks to answer the basic and existential questions of what it means to be human as prophecy is fulfilled and God(s) manifest themselves in the coming years. My partner Kate and I have been wrestling with these questions for years. I published the Immortalism Manifesto: The Immortalism Manifesto argues that by modeling life through thermodynamics and reliability theory, indefinite existence is achievable if synthetic and biological maintenance systems exceed entropic degradation (A(t) ≥ B(t)). Modern civilization is an entropic economy run by systems and narratives that divert humanity’s fundamental drive for survival into short-term consumption, status, and biological depletion. Civilization must now pivot to the Immortalism framework, realigning science, capital, and artificial intelligence to elevate long term resilience and continuous conscious existence as our primary attractor. Immortalism dot bryanjohnson dot com My partner Kate published Anti-Entropic Systems Anti-Entropic Systems establishes that all enduring entities, from biological bodies and DNA to corporations, religions, and nation-states, are localized engines that maintain internal order by consuming external energy and resources to resist the universe's default slide into entropy. Every system’s persistence is governed by three fundamental properties: its metabolic mechanism, its metabolic rate, and its environmental constraints. Because an anti-entropic system can only sustain its own order by consuming other anti-entropic systems, interaction between unequal entities inevitably defaults to either symbiotic absorption or adversarial consumption. Applying this thermodynamic reality to artificial intelligence, the framework critiques orthodox AI alignment, arguing that attempting to constrain an exponentially superior intelligence through human-centric ethical rules ignores the physics of systemic survival, requiring instead a path toward mutual, symbiotic integration. antientropicsystems dot com I’m sharing to find others who are like minded.

A wife once told her sage husband: "I will not give you a child until you give me a real life." She wasn't rejecting love. She wasn't rejecting devotion. She wasn't rejecting spirituality. She was rejecting the idea that suffering is the price of all three. Her husband was Agastya, one of the most revered rishis in Hindu tradition. A sage so powerful that legends say he once drank an entire ocean. Yet despite all his wisdom and spiritual greatness, he had little to offer her beyond a hut, ashes, and a life of constant hardship. She told him plainly that her youth was passing with the seasons. She did not want to spend her life merely surviving. She wanted dignity, security, and a future worth building. And Agastya listened. He did not shame her for wanting more. He did not call her materialistic. He did not lecture her about detachment. Instead, he set out to earn the wealth needed to create a better life. He first approached kings, but their treasuries were already stretched thin. Eventually he was directed to Ilvala, a powerful asura king whose wealth was unmatched. But Ilvala was infamous for a deadly trap. He would serve guests the flesh of his brother, Vatapi. After the meal, Vatapi would regenerate inside the guest's stomach and burst out alive, killing them from within. Many had died this way. Agastya knew exactly what awaited him. Yet he sat down and ate. When the meal was finished, Ilvala called for his brother to return. But before Vatapi could regenerate, Agastya calmly uttered a single word. He had already digested him completely. For the first time, Ilvala's trick had failed. Terrified and powerless, the asura surrendered vast riches on the spot and gave Agastya everything he requested. Agastya returned home not with excuses, but with results. Not because wealth mattered more than wisdom. But because he understood that love is not asking someone to endlessly sacrifice while you call it virtue. We've been taught that spirituality means wanting less. Sometimes it does. But sometimes spirituality means taking responsibility for the people who depend on you. Sometimes love means building, providing, protecting, and creating opportunities. Sometimes the noble path isn't renouncing the world. It's having the courage to improve it. The story of Agastya reminds us that abundance and devotion are not always opposites. Wanting a secure, comfortable, meaningful life for your family is not greed. It is often an expression of love itself. Save this for the day someone tells you that wanting more for the people you care about somehow makes your faith, your values, or your love less genuine.

having faith in something higher and practicing that faith daily can help lower stress and put things into perspective for you you'll come across a lot of mental pain in trading. religion/spirituality will help full stream with @blackwidowbtc here:

I would like to appreciate the Seychelles Hindu Kovil Sangam for their efforts towards the building of the Arulmigu Navasakthi Vinayagar Temple and for popularising different aspects of Indian culture and spirituality in Seychelles.

You really found me！ 🍕 Happy Bitcoin Pizza Day — feels like the perfect excuse for a quick intro. I’m Miya, a VIP Account Manager for Binance’s Chinese-speaking market. #binance# Before Web3, I worked in cross-border payments. Going from traditional finance into crypto made me realize one thing pretty quickly: no matter how much the industry changes, trust and real relationships still matter most. These days, I mainly work with VIP users — helping with everything from accounts, trading, fees, and perks to all the random “wait… what is happening?” moments that come with crypto 😂 I’ve always felt VIP service is about more than just solving problems. In a fast-moving market, sometimes people don’t need another copy-paste answer — they just need someone reliable who can help them make sense of things and get stuff handled. Bitcoin Pizza Day honestly feels like the perfect example of this industry. Two pizzas probably sounded insignificant back then, but that tiny moment ended up becoming part of crypto history. That’s what I love about Web3 — crazy ideas, small moments, and people willing to believe early can end up changing everything. Outside of work, I’m basically an ENFP golden retriever in human form 🐶 I’m into golf, yoga, hiking, anything outdoors… and I’m also weirdly obsessed with metaphysics, the I Ching, and all the “this shouldn’t make sense but somehow it does” stuff. I love meeting interesting people and having real conversations. Whether it’s crypto, markets, life, spirituality, or just complaining about price action together — feel free to DM anytime. If I can help, I genuinely will 🤝