Pravin Singh

Mumbai University, IIM(I)alumnus, A die hard fan & follower of Mahatma Gandhi, Managing Director

[Pravin Singh @prsingh123in]

My article in Financial express ! @TarukaSrivastav @UP_ODOP @upmsme .

[devashish sharma @astrodev15]

THE 3-MONTH KARMIC RESET:

1. ​Saturn’s Service (Shani): Every Saturday, feed a stray animal or help someone who works for you (cleaners, delivery drivers) without them asking. Saturn rewards unseen service, not loud charity.

2. ​The Rahu Detox: Stop eating while looking at a screen. Rahu rules "illusions" and electronics; mixing them with nourishment creates "mental fog" and digestive "glitches."

3. ​Venusian Harmony (Shukra): Wear clean, pressed clothes even if you're working from home. Venus rules your Aura—a rumpled look weakens your magnetism and financial flow.

4. ​Jupiter’s Truth (Guru): Never argue with a teacher or elder on a Thursday. Even if they are wrong, practicing silence that day strengthens your own wisdom and "luck" (Bhagya).

5. ​Mars’ Movement (Mangal): Break a sweat for at least 15 minutes before 9:00 AM. It transmutes "frustration" into "willpower," preventing unnecessary arguments later in the day.

[devashish sharma @astrodev15]

Astrology hack #46

​Something no one will ever tell you...
​Never shrink your vision or fold your ambitions just to fit inside your current financial, social, or physical limits.

​In Vedic Astrology, when you constantly bend yourself to fit existing limitations, you activate the contractive, scarcity mindset of Saturn (Shani) and Ketu—telling the universe that you only deserve as much space as you currently occupy.

​But when you refuse to curl up and instead stretch yourself out toward a higher goal, you instantly trigger the 9th House of Divine Grace (Bhagya) and Jupiter (Guru)—the planet of exponential growth and expansion.

​Jupiter's cosmic frequency only activates when there is space to fill. When you stand tall in your vision and take bold, courageous steps beyond your current capacity, you signal to the universe that you are ready for a higher orbit. The cosmos expands to cover the ground you dare to claim—stretching the fabric of your luck, opportunities, and abundance to match the true scale of your posture.
​Stop shrinking to match your blanket. Stretch your legs, and let Jupiter lengthen the cover.

[Tehxi @yajnshri]

When Bhagwan Shri Ganesh removes your obstacles, nothing can harm you!

[Pravin Singh @prsingh123in]

Ganapati bappa

[Tehxi @yajnshri]

Reciting the names of Lord Ganesha is believed to permanently remove obstacles.

[Shiva_Vadini🔱🔺 @Shiva_Vadini]

Ashadha Gupt Navratri asks for your attention from 15th July till 23rd July. Let your focus shift inwards, mind be quiet and connected with the divine.

[Tehxi @yajnshri]

During meditation with the sound of om, my imagination creates this.

[Sanjay Kumar @sanjayjavin]

a wall message at isha home school,sadguru ashram @ coimbatore.

[Vedvrat @I_am_Vedvrat]

Beautiful clip of Javed Akhtar talking about Advaita Vedanta and how the Urdu poet Ghalib was influenced by Advaita philosophy which makes his writing soo timeless and relevant!

[Dr SHRADDHEY KATIYAR @Wegiveyouhealt1]

Men are built through:
Rejection. Poverty. Loneliness. Betrayal.
Failure. Pressure.
Pain isn't punishment.
It's construction.

[Wisdom Walk @wisdom_walkss]

Imagine India a hundred years ago

[The Awakening Journeyy @Brijwasini]

Dattatreya Code - the Cow & Dogs

[Tamal Bandyopadhyay @TamalBandyo]

84% of women entrepreneurs in India use digital payment tools. Across cohorts, UPI continues to gain traction, with usage standing at 72% among women entrepreneurs, 77% among HNW women and 54% among rural women earners, finds @DBSBankIndia survey done with Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu India
@UPI_NPCI

[Mukul Dekhane @dekhane_mukul]

Irrelevance is the new retirement.

Deloitte India with a retirement age of 62 years, gave golden handshake to 35 partners above 55.

They are removing those who have their past behind them and adding those who have their future ahead of them.

Guess who all will follow. Right, everyone!

When I came in, no one took you seriously until you had grey hair. Age got respect, credibility and deference.

Just when I got there, someone changed the rules of the game!

Now I know what Charlie Chaplin meant, “Time is my only enemy”.

So you see people trying to cover up their age.
The hair gets blacker.
Cosmetic procedures, shiny new wheels, trendy lingo.
In short my generation moved from trying to impress those older than us to those younger to us! And we all know the former is probable the latter are near impossible to please.

Ask anyone who has retired. They don’t miss the money. They miss the routine, meetings, travel, ringing phones- what they may have complained about. As humans we struggle for relevance. That our life matters. Without it there is void.

Along this time, you meet more Doctors than DJs. You may be paying heavy cost of your kids higher education and you realise that time is running out on you.

Henry Thoreau said, “Most men live lives of quiet desperation and they go to their graves with the song still in them.”

In your fifties there are three possibilities.
One is disappointment of not getting that S Class Merc or you got it but think about what you missed in its chase and the third is laughing at the stupidity of ever wanting one. 

कभी किसी को मुकम्मल जहाँ नहीं मिलता
कहीं ज़मीन तो कहीं आसमान नहीं मिलता

No one gets everything, sometimes you get success but failed relationships, kids grew up and parents grew old without you and sometimes you get that right but fall short of success.

What’s funny is that growing old is compulsory but growing up seems optional.

I marvel at people’s ability to be childish, egoistic and ready to fight on trivial things. How did they miss the point of life!

Long back I stopped buying tickets to other people’s dramas. I see all around me with the attitude of the Polish adage, “Not my circus, not my monkeys.”
A delayed flight, people venting on counter staff, cutting lines to board an aircraft early. Everything is stressful and everything is funny- depends on our lens.

Ageing well is moving from being a noisy mountain stream in your teens to a deep, calm ocean.

Fifties our ancients called Vanprastha ashram. Facing the forest. I have a different take to it. I think in fifties, one needs to build a Version 2, find our joie di vivre and burn the candle at both ends. Do what you need to do. Sing that song. If not now, when!

The pain of failure is less than the pain of regret. Go for it. Fifties is the new twenties with thirty years of experience! If you are in your twenties or thirties take it from me that time is a thief, it slips away. Buddha was right - The trouble is you think you have time!

Enjoy life to the fullest, as it comes....

😎😍😎😍😎

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[Inner Practitioner @MindTendencies2]

Maturity is choosing systems over habits, inspiration over motivation, discipline over emotional decision-making, boundaries over feelings, pausing over reacting, peace over being right, agreements over expectations, and discernment over comfort zone. That's growth, not coldness.

[𐙚⋆ @voidwithverses]

“Be not afraid of going slowly. Be afraid of standing still.”

-Japanese Proverb-