Flowers bloom and fade, yet the tree endures. The visible world is fleeting like blossoms, but the invisible truth stands timeless like the tree. Seek the unseen, for in it lies eternity.
Shubh Ratri 🙏🏽
Honoured to join @SBSHindi for Dementia Action Week to launch Understanding Dementia series of podcast. We discuss cognitive decline, the different types of dementia, and the misconceptions I hear most often in clinic.
Have a listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or the SBS Audio app.
Link:
https://t.co/H9cO7pbU2O
#DementiaActionWeek
Off to sleep @narendramodi ji Kal Addu Ji k kuch test hain @aiims_newdelhi n i didn’t secure ur any help! Aap kahi nahi jaa rahe - Maa Bharati K putra n hamare Pradhan Sewak🙏 Jai maa Bharati
Chirag Paswan was quick to give media bytes on the Swatantra Bharadwaj case, but will he show the same urgency in condemning what happened in #Jamui ?
People deserve consistency from their public representatives,especially when a minor is involved.
Speak up where it matters, not just where the cameras are.
A Jnani’s mind is clear like a polished lamp, consumed in soul‑fire like camphor, free like coconut rattling in its shell, and refined into nectar by wisdom.
Shubh Ratri 🙏🏽
Kashi Vishwanath: destroyed, moved, and rebuilt
The shrine now called Kashi Vishwanath is not one temple on one plot. It is a succession of Vishveshvara temples, rebuilt nearby each time the last one was razed.
In 12th century, Qutb-ud-din Aibak’s army sacked Kashi. The older Vishveshvara temple, later remembered as Adi Vishveshwar, stood on the hilltop where Bibi Razia’s mosque was raised during Razia Sultana’s reign.
By the mid-13th century a new temple rose in the Avimukteshvara precinct beside Gyanvapi. The Jaunpur Sharqis damaged it in the mid-1400s. Sikandar Lodi finished the demolition in the 1490s.
In 1585, Narayana Bhatta rebuilt Vishveshvara at Gyanvapi. Aurangzeb ordered that temple destroyed in 1669; the Gyanvapi Mosque was built on its plinth, keeping the old western wall.
The temple standing today was built immediately south of that mosque by Ahilyabai Holkar in 1777–1780. Ranjit Singh later sheathed its shikhara in gold.
Shivprabhat 🙏🏽