Jay Ranjalkar

[Jay Ranjalkar @JayRanjalkar]

@IndicaOrg My heartfelt thanks to @IndicaToday for publishing my article and sharing its essence so thoughtfully. It is a joy to share reflections on the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gītā with fellow seekers. Truly grateful for your encouragement and support. 🙏

[Jay Ranjalkar @JayRanjalkar]

@ParmatmanandJi 🙏

[Jay Ranjalkar @JayRanjalkar]

@IndicaOrg Thank you, @indicatoday, @IndicaOrg for publishing and sharing this reflection.

Grateful for the opportunity to explore Bhagavad Gītā 6.20 and its quiet invitation to recognize the awareness that is always present.

Pranam. 🙏

[Jay Ranjalkar @JayRanjalkar]

@ParmatmanandJi 🙏

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What happens when the heart begins to keep its own account? A mistake becomes guilt, guilt becomes identity, and every turn of life begins to feel like a verdict.

The #Gītā gently interrupts this inner courtroom. In Arjun’s trembling, it gives us a glimpse of our own fear and then points to a deeper truth - we can carry responsibility, make amends and still know that the Self remains untouched. A piece by @JayRanjalkar

#BhagavadaGītā

https://t.co/zRxZ5oApJf

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[Jay Ranjalkar @JayRanjalkar]

@IndicaOrg Grateful to Team INDICA for sharing this reflection on the Gita.

Thank you for giving these thoughts a thoughtful platform. 🙏

[Jay Ranjalkar @JayRanjalkar]

@IndicaOrg Heartfelt thanks to @indicaorg and the Indica Today team for publishing and sharing this reflection. Grateful for the opportunity to contribute to a deeper engagement with the Bhagavad Gītā. 🙏

[Jay Ranjalkar @JayRanjalkar]

@indicatoday Thank you, IndicAToday, for publishing & sharing “Why Understanding Wobbles & Freedom Takes Time to Stabilize?” Grateful for the thoughtful summary & for highlighting the role of śravaṇa, manana, & nididhyāsana in steady assimilation. Honoured to be featured on ur platform. 🙏

[Jay Ranjalkar @JayRanjalkar]

@indicatoday Thank you, IndicA Today, for sharing this reflection. Grateful for the opportunity to offer a small contemplation on the Bhagavad Gītā’s vision of Ātman (the eternal witnessing Self) and the body.
Pranam 🙏

[Jay Ranjalkar @JayRanjalkar]

@indicatoday @rekha_dhar Thank you, IndicA Today, for publishing and sharing my article “A journey from intellectual conviction to lived clarity.” I am grateful for the platform and the care in presenting it. 🙏

[Jay Ranjalkar @JayRanjalkar]

Thank You

[Jay Ranjalkar @JayRanjalkar]

@indicatoday Thank you, IndicA Today, for publishing and sharing this piece. Grateful to the editors and readers. If any line supports quiet clarity in daily life, that feels enough. 🙏

[Jay Ranjalkar @JayRanjalkar]

@indicatoday Beautiful thread. It captures Mahāśivarātri as sādhana, not only celebration. The link from vrata, jāgaraṇa, and abhiṣeka to inner stillness, nāda, and lived recognition of Śiva is very well said. Har Har Mahādev. 🙏🕉️

[Jay Ranjalkar @JayRanjalkar]

@indicatoday A beautiful, grounded piece that brings “Herath”alive through lived ritual detail, community memory, and the inner spirit of MahaShivratri. Loved how it carries the Kashmiri Pandit tradition from the Jwala Linga lore to the Vatuk Pooza arrangement with such clarity and warmth. 🙏

[Jay Ranjalkar @JayRanjalkar]

@indicatoday A thoughtful, rigorous piece. Loved how it disentangles labels like “polytheism” from metaphysics, and uses the adhikaraṇa method to show one supreme reality with dependent powers. The dialogue with Christian theology feels genuinely clarifying. 🙏

[Jay Ranjalkar @JayRanjalkar]

@indicatoday A deeply moving read. “The Solitary King” holds duty and sacrifice with real human weight, and it quietly exposes the “great illusion” without preaching. Thank you IndicA Today for publishing such reflective long-reads. 🙏

[Jay Ranjalkar @JayRanjalkar]

@indicatoday Thank you for sharing this, IndicAToday. I am grateful for the space to reflect on 2.14 & the simple inner shift it points to, from raw sensation to a steadier response. If this helps even one reader pause, endure, & choose with more clarity, the credit belongs to the Gītā 🙏

[Jay Ranjalkar @JayRanjalkar]

@indicatoday @IndicaOrg Powerful reminder. Bhīṣhma’s fall is not only a moment of grief, it is a living lesson in dharm, sacrifice, and inner steadiness that still speaks to our times.

Thank you for sharing it 🙏

[Jay Ranjalkar @JayRanjalkar]

@indicatoday Grateful to Indica Today for this thoughtful framing. Gita 10.37 is a moment where the distance between seeker & sought quietly dissolves. If this piece helps even one reader sense that the sacred is already present within their own longing for truth, the offering feels complete.

[Jay Ranjalkar @JayRanjalkar]

@indicatoday "Spot on! 🌟 Clearing up the misconception about Darśanas and empirical knowledge 💡👏