Aakash

[Aakash @NewzAkash]

@ibestashok @NehaKat11335542 Sadguru has invented his own rituals diffrt from vedic ones as he doesnt study scriptues as it muddles his head
he knows better than the sages of past & deserves to charge a premium
ones who passed away get free upgrade with"kalabhairav karma" which otherwise they couldnt afford

[Khan Fatima @Khan_Fatimaa1]

🚨 SHOCKING: QURAN If she is DISOBEDIENT — BEAT YOUR WIFE. (4:34)

This is Islam.

A woman takes off her hijab in a park to take a photo. Her husband sees it and beats her violently in front of everyone.

Quran 7:26 (Al-A’raf) commands covering. Quran 4:34 tells husbands to strike “disobedient” wives.

The text gives men the right to punish.

This is western women future if you don’t do anything now !For anyone still claiming Islam is feminist.

[Aakash @NewzAkash]

@HeyShobhan Its never the content but the presence that matters..as we convey more through presence..also he is going to speak to the problem and presence of his client than give this talk 😆

[Aakash @NewzAkash]

@dmuthuk old school way of telling things can lead to misinterpretation of wisdom shared by saind & perspective that was shared to realities of those days
Langauage & context play a major role and typically has background of times they were spoken in..

[Aakash @NewzAkash]

@dmuthuk Get big perspective of reality maya simulation in modern language frm Christian Sundberg (dont go by name nothing to do with christianity)& Aaron Green (how we select aspects of our bodies)
Tom Campbell's My Big TOE(Theory of everything)
Wisdom from saints will make more sense

[Aakash @NewzAkash]

@bgopu1973 @surnell I never thought I will agree with Bhushan but this Jaggi is no saint
Hey a tantric running a marketing empire
he doesnt have any tradition he just does his own wierd midnight rituals
Puts leg on agni and what not..very tamsic guy masquerading behind Santan tag
Another aasaram

[Anbalagan @anbu]

When the Mountain Does Not Keep the Promise

I went to Kailash with Isha in 2008. I know how the sojourn works, because I paid for it, sat in the jeeps, felt the thin air at Manasarovar, and watched how the money and the risk were managed.

A Nepal tour operator handled the bulk logistics for roughly fourteen thousand rupees a head in those days. The rest of the fee,the premium charged for travelling “with” Jaggi Vasudev,went into the organisation’s pocket. That is not a revelation. It is how packaged pilgrimages work. Call it spirituality if you like, the arithmetic is ordinary business.

The claim that was not ordinary was the one attached to the brand: that people come back alive because of grace. Sadhguru has said versions of this for years,that he will not let you die, that bringing large groups home from Kailash is something only he can do. After the August 2026 flood at Gyirong, when one Isha group was at the immigration building as the water and silt arrived, those sentences sit differently. About eighty people from that group remain unaccounted for. In a calamity, the minimum ethic is not another discourse on hidden dimensions. It is to stop selling the idea that the body is exempt from weather, altitude, and timing.

The quieter method behind the “everyone returns” record is not occult. Most independent groups still attempt the parikrama,the three-day circuit around the mountain at sixteen thousand feet and above, on foot or by mule, where oxygen is scarce and people do die. Isha’s pattern, at least as I lived it, was different. You do not do the full girivalam. You are taken to Manasarovar, told to meditate, given darshan of the eastern face, and brought back by vehicle. The explanation offered is that Kailash, as Meru, is properly seen from the east, the other sides do not count in the same way, so the dangerous circuit is unnecessary. Whether that is theology or risk management, the effect is the same: you avoid the stretch where the probability of a last breath is highest.

I learned the limit of that arrangement in my own body. At Manasarovar I felt the air fail. My body began pulling oxygen from my blood,a high-altitude crisis I had never known. The mystical interventions did nothing I could measure. I was left at a Chinese hospital, alone. I do not remember how many days I was there. I went through what felt like three near-death episodes. Medicine and descent brought me back. The “powers” did not.

That is the part that matters now. Charging a premium to sit in the same convoy is a business choice. Telling people that grace will keep them from dying is a different kind of product. When a glacier collapse and a flood erase an immigration hall, physical law does not pause for a master who has said he has been to Kailash fifty-one times. The families of the missing are not owed another story about inner fire. They are owed the recognition that the trip was sold as protected, and that protection was always logistics, timing, and the decision not to walk the hardest path.

I came home from the lake. Others, this month, did not even get that far. The mountain does not keep promises. People make them. When the water comes, only the latter can be judged.

(post was inspired by the story
“I Will Not Let You Die”: Sadhguru’s Promise to Kailash Pilgrims in Nepal https://t.co/U3ZImzUjn6 )

[Mr Sinha @Mrsinha]

This is a tight slap in the face of @PriyankKharge by the Karnataka HC.

Ever since he became Home Minister of Karnataka, he has been deliberately targeting Hindu orgs/activists to prove his loyalty towards "you know who"..

Recently he ordered police to arrest Hindu activist @Mohan_HJS for protesting against clown Kamra and getting his show cancelled...

Excellent work by @Girishbdwj ji.

[Rocket Scientist 🇮🇳 @Rockumon]

Kerala’s fake secularism in action: A man dressed as Mahabali gets beaten by two “peacefuls” during Onam, then they pour hot oil on him. This is the harmony they keep selling.

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

We live in an India where:

Birthday of Prophet Muhammad is a national holiday.
Birthday of Jesus Christ is a national Holiday.
Birthday of Gandhi is a national holiday.

But Birthday of Shri Rāma is NOT a national holiday.

[Eminent Intellectual @total_woke_]

26th August was a Muslim festival. Birthday of Muhammad, world's first feminist as per Arfa Khanum Sherwani.

Gym trainer Muhammad Imran of Delhi wanted to celebrate but he knows only one way to celebrate festivals. With knife and blood. He thought about Muskan, a 21 year old girl he was trying to convert. She wasn't listening despite entire Dimagi Naxal crowd telling her to.

So he entered her flat and stabbed her to death. A male feminist killed a kafir woman to celebrate another male feminist. It's a man's world.

[Amit Kumar Sindhi @AMIT_GUJJU]

This is the crowd that showed up at the Jharkhand JPSC protest today. At the CJP protest at Jantar Mantar, it would take them 25 days to gather a crowd like this.

Piddi media and dalal YouTubers won't show you this because even the money for their dogs' biscuits comes from opposition parties.

Every Indian should speak openly about this protest and support these students.

[Lala @LalaXd]

A most shameless reply you’ll ever hear from a politician.

On the lapses in the Karnataka police recruitment examination, Karnataka Home Minister Chhota Kharge said:

“I will resign, but first let the aspirants go on a 25-day hunger strike, lathicharge them, and then I will resign, just as they did after the NEET paper leak.”🤡🤡🤡

They don’t care about students they love the their own chair.

[Sunanda Roy 👑 @SaffronSunanda]

Jharkhand students are still fighting for their rights.

But no leftist or cockroach will talk about this!!

[Mr Sinha @Mrsinha]

Students were protesting in Jharkhand.
Guess what the INDI Alliance govt did?
They demolished the students' temporary shelter, leaving them with no protection from the scorching sun or the rain.
Now compare that to Jantar Mantar in Delhi, where a protest stage remained in place for months without any such action.

[Anand Ranganathan @ARanganathan72]

Rahul Gandhi is yet to issue a statement forgiving the Gen-Z booked for abusing him, even as he mocks Narendra Modi for issuing a statement forgiving the Gen-Z booked for abusing him.

Because for Rahul, freedom of speech is sacred right until the moment it is directed at him.

[Megh Updates 🚨™ @MeghUpdates]

Students are protesting in Jharkhand, Punjab, Telangana, and Kerala.

CJP is SILENT.

The moment it's a BJP-ruled state, CJP is quick to speak against BJP.

[Facts @BefittingFacts]

Children of police personnel who were injured during Cockroach protest have come forward demanding support for their parents.

They are GenZ too, they are students too,

Listen to them!

[Sameer @BesuraTaansane]

One statement from the daughter of an injured Delhi Police SI should make every Indian pause.

“My father served 15 years as a Marine Commando in the Indian Navy before joining the Delhi Police. He returned home covered in blood after being attacked while on duty. What hurt me even more was hearing politicians in Parliament calling Delhi Police personnel criminals.”

She didn’t ask for sympathy.

She asked a simple question through her pain: Who speaks for the families of police personnel who bleed while protecting public order?

Every police officer is someone’s father, mother, husband, wife, son or daughter. When they are injured in the line of duty, an entire family carries that trauma.

Their voices deserve to be heard with the same seriousness as every other citizen’s. Their sacrifice deserves respect, not blanket vilification.
#WeStandWithDelhiPolice