Vasu Bonam

[Daaji - Kamlesh Patel @kamleshdaaji]

Celibacy alone does not guarantee spiritual growth. In fact, spirituality is not defined by whether one is celibate or married.

A fulfilling spiritual life and a responsible material life can go hand in hand. One does not have to come at the expense of the other.

Throughout the Sanatana tradition, many revered rishis were married, raised families, and yet attained the highest levels of wisdom and realization.

Their lives remind us that genuine spirituality is measured by the purity of the heart, the depth of one's practice, and the way one lives, not by marital status.

#Heartfulness

[Daaji - Kamlesh Patel @kamleshdaaji]

Spirituality is the unveiling of reality. It is an experiential journey that leads to higher levels of consciousness.

It unlocks new knowledge and understanding, eventually taking us to our highest potential as human beings and beyond, into realms where we connect with the universal nature of existence.

#Heartfulness

[Heartfulness @heartfulness]

Heartfulness, in collaboration with UPBTVP, is leading the Vraj Vaibhav Abhiyan, a mission to revive the sacred glory of Vraj Kshetra.

The divine land of Lord Krishna, home to 12 sacred forests (Vans) and 150+ holy Kunds, is facing severe ecological degradation from pollution, plastic waste, and neglect.

Through ecological restoration, heritage conservation, and community participation, we aim to restore Vraj to its pristine glory.

How You Can Help

* Volunteer for on-ground restoration drives.
* Donate to support tree plantation, Kund restoration, and waste management.
* Spread the word and inspire others to join the movement.
* Partner with us through CSR or by adopting a heritage site.

Together, let's restore the sacred legacy of Vraj.
Know more: https://t.co/oQbEQw2Ntc

#Heartfulness #Mathura #Vrindavan

[Kanha Shanti Vanam @kanhashantivan]

Support the transformative work of Kanha Shanti Vanam in meditation, education, wellness, sustainability, and community development.

Donate via the links below or email
USA Donations:
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India Donations:
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[email protected]

[Quotes of Wisdom @pansophicquotes]

“Don’t brood over the past, but try to correct yourself in the present, so that the future will be better than the past. ”

~ Chariji

[Kanha Shanti Vanam @kanhashantivan]

Join the FREE 3-Day @heartfulness Retreat for new seekers (15+) @kanhashantivan.

📅 10–12 July 2026 & 7–9 Aug 2026
Experience meditation, yoga, Brighter Minds, a guided Kanha tour, and a chance to reconnect with yourself.

📲 Scan the QR code to register. Limited seats!

[Sarahh @Sarahhuniverse]

Girl sells balloon and shows her magical art of inflating balloons🎈✨🇮🇳

© desiworldexplorer

[Do Something For 👉Better Society ✊ @ChitraR09535143]

కరోనా టైంలో ఈ సంభాషణ
భలే వైరల్ అయింది ఇది చూసినవాళ్లు నవ్వకుండా ఉండగలరు అంటే అసాధ్యం....🤣🤣

[Parimal @Fintech03]

1 day, K. S. Srinivasan, a student at Madras Christian College who had known Srinivasa Ramanujan from their days in Kumbakonam, visited him at Summer House in Madras.

"Ramanujan, people call you a genius," he remarked.

Ramanujan smiled & replied, "Genius? Look at my elbow. That will tell you the story."

His elbow was rough, dark & calloused. He worked almost entirely on a large slate, scribbling eqns at a furious pace. Instead of reaching for a cloth every time he needed to erase, he simply wiped the slate clean with his elbow. It was quicker, especially when he was completely absorbed in his mathematics.

"My elbow is making a genius of me," he joked.

Srinivasan then asked, "Why do not you use paper?"

"I cannot afford it," Ramanujan replied. Although he was receiving financial support from Ramachandra Rao, it was barely enough to cover his basic needs. To work the way he wanted, he estimated he would need ~4 reams of paper every month, an expense well beyond his means.

[Ramblings @ramblingsloa]

When you do things from your soul, you feel a river moving in you, a joy.

Rumi

[Sahaj Marg @sahajmarg_srcm]

“Love is a matter of trust, of faith, of surrender. First there must be trust, next there must be faith, it must culminate in surrender.” ~ Chariji

[Ananth Rupanagudi @AnanthOnTrack]

G.D Naidu was born on 23 March 1893 in a Telugu agrarian Kamma Naidu family at Kalangal, Coimbatore. He is also a symbol of how the Telugu community shaped the economy and society of the city of Coimbatore. The Telugu community has profoundly shaped Coimbatore since the Vijayanagara era, establishing the foundational cotton and textile trades.

Over centuries, these pioneering agriculturalists and entrepreneurs drove the city's transformation into the "Manchester of South India", revolutionizing engineering and cementing Coimbatore as a premier educational and industrial hub. The migration of cotton-farming Telugu families during the 14th-century Vijayanagara Empire laid the groundwork for the region's agricultural and textile prowess. They introduced cotton cultivation to the black soil of the Kongu region, establishing initial weaving centers in Sukravarpet.

Success in the cotton and engineering sectors prompted the Telugu diaspora to heavily invest in foundries, auto-parts manufacturing, and the city's broader Micro, Small, and Medium-scale Enterprises (MSME) ecosystem.=

Telugu-origin families and trusts have been instrumental in making Coimbatore an educational powerhouse, playing a pivotal role in the establishment and management of premier institutions like PSG College of Technology and PSG College of Arts and Science.

The community emphasized applied and technical education. Organizations and family-led trusts continuously facilitate student exchange programs, technology research partnerships, and industrial training ties.

Despite retaining a strong connection to their roots, the Telugu community has deeply assimilated into Tamil culture, with many adopting Tamil as their primary tongue. In sub-regions like Udumalpet, a unique dialect known as Kongu-Telugu has naturally evolved.

The community has actively shaped regional infrastructure, evidenced by areas and settlements named after early Telugu community leaders and "palayams" (e.g., Periya-Naicken-palayam, Telungu-palayam). Philanthropic efforts by Telugu-origin families and trusts have established numerous public welfare organizations and hospitals, improving the overall quality of life in Coimbatore. #Coimbatore #Telugu #CommunitySupport

[Gopi Reddy @YSRCPResurgence]

రైతు పొలంలో రైతు అనుమతి లేకుండా 400 కేవీ ఎలక్ట్రిసిటీ లైన్.
ఈ లైన్ వేయడం వలన కంపెనీ కి 60 సంవత్సరాలు పాటు ఆ లైన్ మీద వచ్చి ఆదాయంలో 16% వాటా.
ఇంత ఆర్జిస్తున్న కనీసం రైతుకు నష్టపరిహారం లేదు, రైతు అనుమతి లేదు.
#Ambedhkarkonaseema #Konaseema #Andhrapradesh #SaveAPFarmer #Farmer

[Hyderabad Intellectuals Forum 🇮🇳 @HydForum]

నిజాం నిర్మించిన 1921 నాటి
బేగంపేట రైల్వే స్టేషన్ను
₹38 కోట్ల రూపాయల వ్యయంతో
అమృత్ భారత్ పథకం అనే పేరు కింద ఫోటోలు, పబ్లిసిటీ కోసం మంచిగా పని చేస్తున్న స్టేషన్నీ
ఇలా 👇 తయారు చేశారు

May 2025 లో ప్రారంభించి సంవత్సరం తిరగకుండానే ఒక మామూలు వర్షానికే ఇలా 👇 తయారైంది 🫪

[Ankit Pandey @iamankitpande]

In 1996, my grandmother bought 70 grams of gold for my parent's wedding for ₹33,000.

At the same time, my grandfather bought a 4 biswa (5000 sq ft) plot of land for ₹40,000.

Today, that gold is worth around ₹11 lakh.
That same plot of land is worth around ₹20 lakh.

Together, ₹73,000 worth of assets became more than ₹31 lakh.

The crazy part?

They made those decisions without YouTube, finance influencers, stock market podcasts, or smartphones.

Just patience, common sense, and long-term thinking.

The more I grow up, the more I realize our grandparents understood wealth creation far better than most of us do today.

They didn't chase trends.
They bought assets and gave them time.

And time rewarded both.

[Invest Hyderabad @InvestHyderabad]

@HydREGuide Several concerns have been raised in other cities about Godrej projects, especially around delivery timelines

[PulseNewsBreaking @pulsenewsbreak]

డాక్టర్ అవ్వాలన్న యువతి కలకు అడ్డంకిగా మారిన ఆర్థిక సమస్యలు

ఫీజు కట్టడానికి తగినంత డబ్బులు లేక.. ఆర్థిక సహాయం కోసం ఎదురుచూస్తున్న ఆటో డ్రైవర్ ఫ్యామిలీ

గుంటూరులోని శివనాగరాజు కాలనీలో నివసిస్తున్న బిందెల గురవయ్య యాదవ్‌కు ఇద్దరు కుమార్తెలు

ఆటో నడుపుతూ రోజువారీ ఆదాయంతో కుటుంబాన్ని పోషిస్తూ.. కుమార్తెలను విద్యావంతులుగా తీర్చిదిద్దాలనుకున్న గురవయ్య

తండ్రి కష్టాన్ని అర్థం చేసుకొని చదువులో ప్రతిభ కనబరుస్తున్న కుమార్తెలు

పెద్ద కుమార్తె బిందెల వెంకట గౌతమి యాదవ్ మెడికల్ సీటు సాధించి.. మచిలీపట్నంలోని ప్రభుత్వ వైద్య కళాశాలలో MBBS ఫస్ట్ ఇయర్ చదువుతోంది

రెండు కుమార్తె జాహ్నవి సైతం.. ఇంటర్‌లో మెరిట్ మార్కులు సాధించి, మోహన్ బాబు యూనివర్సిటీలో BSC రెస్పిరేటరీ థెరపీ కోర్సులో ఉచిత సీటు పొందింది

అయితే.. కాలేజీ ఫీజు రూ.65 వేలు ఉండగా, ఎంతో కష్టపడి కుటుంబ సభ్యులు రూ.30 వేలు సమకూర్చి అడ్మిషన్స్ సమయంలో చెల్లించారు

మిగిలిన రూ.35 వేల ఫీజుతో పాటు హాస్టల్ ఫీజు కింద మరో రూ.65 వేలు చెల్లించాల్సి ఉంది

తనకొచ్చే స్వల్ప ఆదాయంతో.. ఆ ఫీజు గురవయ్య చెల్లించలేకపోవడంతో రోజుకి రూ.100 చొప్పున జరిమానా విధిస్తున్న కాలేజీ యాజమాన్యం

దీంతో ఆర్థిక సహాయం కోసం దాతలు కోసం ఎదురు చూస్తున్న గురవయ్య కుటుంబం.. తమ వంతు చేయూత అందించాలని విజ్ఞప్తి

దాతలు ఎవరైనా ఉంటే.. జాహ్నవి ఫోన్ నంబర్‌ 7989158563 కు ఫోన్ పే చేయగలరు

ఒక చిన్న సహాయం కూడా ఓ విద్యార్థిని భవిష్యత్తును వెలిగించే దీపంగా మారొచ్చు

[Kalyani Sharma @KalyaniMuktevi]

How about my complaint regarding #zepto godown in domulguda ,near radharani nursing home? There are many encroachment from sadhuram hospital till jb air cooled apartments.veg carts ,tiffen carts ,dhobi tables ,fruit vendors occupied the whole street.@shochikkadpally @HYDTP

[Hari SaaHo  @HariSaaho19]

Dear @naralokesh anna, I Sincerely Request You To Please Fulfill The Wish These Children Are Asking For 🙏❤️

Hoping Their Request Will Be Granted 🤗

[T⚫M B⚫Y 🥽👸 @iamnone108]

Someone opened the drainage here

@GHMCOnline
@MC_Cyberabad
@CommissionrGHMC
@sselvan @hydcitypolice

Kindly fix it before current goes

It is pitch dark

Many use this lane

https://t.co/3Ok5JQ5lko