Mrityunjaya | Self-Inquiry

Seeking truth through self-inquiry.
Philosophy | Advaita Vedanta
Read my essays:

[Mrityunjaya | Self-Inquiry @MritYWrites]

@wordsandnotion Maybe it's a way of moulding yourself into the best version of yourself.

[Mrityunjaya | Self-Inquiry @MritYWrites]

@gstylez77 @Nisargadatta_M Yeah, I'm focused on staying in the present, remaining detached, and performing my duty. That gives my life meaning. And yes, the consciousness-based view also seems logically sound to me. Let's see where this path leads.

[Mrityunjaya | Self-Inquiry @MritYWrites]

@bhaskarxd0 Brother, there is no perfectly balanced life. Everyone faces struggles, and as Krishna teaches, we must lift ourselves up.

Personally, I find meaning through acceptance, detachment, and dedication to my duty. Perhaps you should find what gives you that same strength.

[Mrityunjaya | Self-Inquiry @MritYWrites]

@dekhiijaegi That detachment is what leads to realization.

Can you tell me the name of that book?

[Mrityunjaya | Self-Inquiry @MritYWrites]

@aditislayss There is no certainty that this isn't a simulation, according to modern science. However, the experiences we have are real. So live fully with a purpose and become the best version of yourself.

[Mrityunjaya | Self-Inquiry @MritYWrites]

@folkloreehaze There is nothing wrong with distancing yourself from people who ruin your mental health. Take care.

[Mrityunjaya | Self-Inquiry @MritYWrites]

@tvix25 Neither. The only answer here is never trying.

[Mrityunjaya | Self-Inquiry @MritYWrites]

@bhaskarxd0 There are no definitive answers, but the experiences we have are real. Finding a purpose, pursuing it, and accepting all outcomes has helped me find meaning in my existence. Similarly, you have to find something that gives your life meaning.

[Mrityunjaya | Self-Inquiry @MritYWrites]

@aradhana_vermaa Yeah, even a single episode can change you for real.

[Mrityunjaya | Self-Inquiry @MritYWrites]

@priyayayanshi You'll have to learn how to work with it, just as people started working with computers decades ago.

[Mrityunjaya | Self-Inquiry @MritYWrites]

@aditislayss Read Swami Vivekananda's Lectures from Colombo to Almora. You'll find your answer there. I found mine there.

[Mrityunjaya | Self-Inquiry @MritYWrites]

@oyetaniaaaa You can have 10 million friends and still be lonely. True happiness rests within you.

[Mrityunjaya | Self-Inquiry @MritYWrites]

@tvix25 Emotional intelligence.

[Mrityunjaya | Self-Inquiry @MritYWrites]

@monsoon_soul True, one step at a time. Life, after all, isn't a sprint but a marathon.

[Mrityunjaya | Self-Inquiry @MritYWrites]

@SigmundFrrreud True. Civilization has checks and balances. Too much of anything is problematic.

[Mrityunjaya | Self-Inquiry @MritYWrites]

@FactBuff True. So be kind and polite to others. We never know what they are going through, and being kind and polite doesn't cost you anything.

[Mrityunjaya | Self-Inquiry @MritYWrites]

@NisargaCrypto @Nisargadatta_M Yes.

[Mrityunjaya | Self-Inquiry @MritYWrites]

@FactBuff True. Language is the key to understanding a culture.

[Mrityunjaya | Self-Inquiry @MritYWrites]

"Without Sanskrit, one cannot be a serious student of Indian philosophy." — Jitendra Nath Mohanty (1928–2023)