Okendra Nath Yogi

You can play the game better...?
What if I change the game

[SAStudentsForLiberty @SASFLiberty]

📌 In 2022, Okendra applied to be an SFL Local Coordinator in Karnali. He was rejected.

Four years later: 36+ coordinators mentored and recruited, 50+ events, 3,000+ people reached.

#StudentsForLiberty #SASFL #SFL #Nepal #Karnali #Liberty #StudentLeadership #FreeMarkets

[Okendra Nath Yogi @OkendraYogi]

@deependradc अर्जेन्टिनाले खेलेका सबै खेलहरू प्रयाक्टिस म्याच खेले जस्तो slow game , easy win जस्तो

But but but

Finally ,Practice match has changed into the real game!😂

[Yuvraj Singh @YUVSTRONG12]

Huge respect to Nepal🇳🇵Took on one of the best teams in the world, stayed in the fight till the very last ball and showed what belief and heart can do! 🫡 This is how teams grow and this is how champions rise 👏🏻 The cricketing world is watching!

#ENGvsNEP #ICCT20WORLDCUP

@CricketNep

[Dale Steyn @DaleSteyn62]

Nepal

I offer my services to you if you ever need em!
Up, up and UP!

[STUDENTS FOR LIBERTY NEPAL @sflnepal]

Meet Our National Coordinator 2025/26 for Nepal
@OkendraYogi

[Okendra Nath Yogi @OkendraYogi]

@mpanktiya Okendra

[Okendra Nath Yogi @OkendraYogi]

@grok @grok

[Okendra Nath Yogi @OkendraYogi]

अवश्य पनि एकदिन
मडारिएका काला बादलहरू हट्दै जानेछन्
तमसोमा ज्योतिर्गमय भनेझै
अध्यारोमा उज्यालाका किरणहरू
बिस्तारै प्रवेश गर्दै जानेछन्।
सारा जगत उज्यालोमय हुने छ ।
त्यस दिन सपनाका
पंछीहरुले बिन्दास उडान भर्नेछन् ।
सारा जगत उल्लासका साथ
सपनाका पंक्षीहरुको उडान हेर्ने छ....

[Okendra Nath Yogi @OkendraYogi]

@elonmuskADO Nepal 🇳🇵

[SAStudentsForLiberty @SASFLiberty]

May this Vijayadashami bring the courage to fight for your beliefs and the wisdom to choose freedom. Happy festivals!

#StudentsForLiberty #SFL #SASFL #Freedom #Liberty

[STUDENTS FOR LIBERTY NEPAL @sflnepal]

On June 24, 2024, Okendra Nath Yogi and Hriti Foundation held "Let's Speak: Rule of Law and Nepal" in Birendranagar 6, Surkhet. The event underscored the importance of the rule of law in shaping Nepal’s future. #StudentsForLiberty #SFL #SouthAsiaSFL #RuleOfLaw #HritiFoundation

[SAStudentsForLiberty @SASFLiberty]

Libertarians advocate for economic freedom as the key to lifting people out of poverty, believing in voluntary, community-driven support over government intervention.

#LibertyForAll #EconomicFreedom #PovertySolutions #SFL #studentsforliberty
#ClassicalLiberal #YouthLeaders

[Okendra Nath Yogi @OkendraYogi]

@elonmuskADO Yes

[SAStudentsForLiberty @SASFLiberty]

Kathmandu Discusses: Biotechnology to Tackle Climate Change 🇳🇵

📢 A powerful discussion erupted in Kathmandu on November 24th, 2023, exploring how biotechnology can be a game-changer in the fight against climate change.

#StudentsForLiberty #SFL #SASFL #Nepal #Samvad

[SAStudentsForLiberty @SASFLiberty]

🇳🇵 Empowering the next generation of Nepali leaders!

📌 The Samvad on "Youth in Politics" at ihub Kathmandu brought 15 passionate young minds for a discussion rooted in the values and principles of liberty, empowering the next generation to actively engage in policymaking.

[गुडिया❤️ @indu596461531]

तिमी संगै जिउने रहर थियो र पो आएँ
यो त तिमी बस्ने सहर थियो र पो आएँ
डुब्दै गरेको घाम उदाउँदै गरेको जुन
बोलायौ साँझको प्रहर थियो र पो आएँ।।😉🤗

[Okendra Nath Yogi @OkendraYogi]

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[Students For Liberty @sfliberty]

4 things you probably never knew about John Stuart Mill

John Stuart Mill was born 217 years ago, on May 20, 1806, and is remembered as one of the most foundational classical liberal philosophers and political economists to this day.

If you’ve studied Mill, you probably remember him for his development of utilitarian thought—the idea that anything we do should bring about “the greatest happiness of the greatest number,” and that good moral behavior is the best way to achieve happiness for as many people as possible. A moral system is only good, argued Mill, if it can accomplish this end.

Mill was also a huge advocate of personal liberty (especially regarding freedom of thought and speech) because he believed this was crucial to our development and happiness as human beings—after all, we know what is better for us than any government.

Only by experiencing freedom, Mill argued, would we be capable of achieving morality, happiness, and flourishing in society. The only limit that he wanted to see placed on individuals was preventing us from hurting other people or infringing on the freedoms of others.

So with that helpful refresher, let’s go a little deeper.

Here are some things that you might not have guessed about John Stuart Mill ⬇️

1⃣ Mill believed in mandatory education

Mill himself had a rigourous education, though he was mostly self-taught. By the age of three, he was learning classical Greek, and by age eight, he had mastered Latin.

He believed that well-educated people are best equipped to conduct themselves in a moral fashion in society, and so he advocated for state exams which all people would have to master up to a certain level.

However, Mill was not an advocate for public schooling; he believed that it infringed on people’s freedoms to force them to go to one state-approved set of schools. Instead, he advocated for a voucher system which would give people greater choice in which schools they could go to.

2⃣ Mill was not completely laissez-faire

Despite his contributions to classical liberal thought, Mill nonetheless believed in protectionism under certain circumstances, certain forms of taxation, and employment regulations.

Apparently, whether he thought property rights were a crucial aspect of personal freedom is even debatable.

3⃣ Music really frustrated Mill

When Mill would listen to a piece of music, he would be struck by how limited the patterns of chords were. What if there was a finite number of ways to compose music? What if composers stopped creating original sounds?

And, applying that to utilitarian thinking, what if the human race did someday achieve universal happiness? What would be left to strive for? Would life be worth living?

These thoughts profoundly disturbed Mill, culminating in a nervous breakdown when he was in his 20s.

4⃣ Mill had to become less goal-oriented to survive.

The high-achieving, goal-oriented Mill literally drove himself crazy. He wondered what would happen if he achieved all his goals, and he feared the lack of challenge that would come with it.

He began to heal by realizing that happiness was an emotion, not just an objective list of accomplishments that had been checked off.

By taking long walks, spending meaningful time with friends, and developing some hobbies, Mill began to deepen his understanding of happiness and to pull himself out of his dark mental state.

Learn Liberty Blog

[Okendra Nath Yogi @OkendraYogi]

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[Students For Liberty @sfliberty]

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[Okendra Nath Yogi @OkendraYogi]

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