Moksha in Hindu Traditions: The Ultimate Aim of Human Life

Moksha, the ultimate goal in Hinduism, represents the liberation of the soul from the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth (samsara). It is achieved through various spiritual paths, including knowledge (Jnana Yoga), devotion (Bhakti Yoga), selfless action (Karma Yoga), and meditation (Raja Yoga). Moksha signifies union with Brahman, the eternal reality, leading to a state of eternal bliss, consciousness, and freedom from worldly suffering. This profound concept is central to Hindu philosophy and reflects the soul’s journey towards spiritual freedom and self-realization.

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The Impact of Rising Religious and Political Hate in Indian Society on Overseas Indians and Their Future

The rise of religious and political intolerance in India is profoundly impacting the lives of Overseas Indians. As India’s global image deteriorates, the diaspora faces increased scrutiny, discrimination, and challenges in their host countries. This shift in perception affects not only social interactions but also professional and economic opportunities, as well as legal and safety concerns. The changing global view of India, driven by the rise of Hindu nationalism and related issues, poses significant challenges for the Indian diaspora as they navigate their cultural and national identities in an increasingly complex world.

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Religious Intolerance in India: How Hindu Nationalism and the BJP are Threatening the Future of Minorities

The rise of Hindu nationalism in India, led by the BJP, has resulted in severe consequences for religious minorities, particularly Christians and Muslims. The 2008 Odisha violence exemplifies the systematic targeting of these communities, with mob lynchings and forced conversions becoming distressingly common. India’s secular fabric is under threat as state institutions often fail to protect minorities, raising concerns about the future stability of the country. Is India on the path to another division?

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